Currently reading: Bugatti Veyron #001 for sale

First ever production model can be yours for £1.5million

The first ever production model of the Bugatti Veyron has been put up for sale.

The Veyron is being sold at a dealership in Beverly Hills for $2.4million (£1.5million) and it reportedly has just 400 miles on its odometer.

However, the owner is clearly looking to make money, as a new Veyron, of which only 300 will be produced, costs around £850,000.

The low mileage should mean the Veyron, with its #001 production number, is in mint condition. The car has 987bhp and travels from 0-62mph in 2.46sec.

Power comes for its 8.0-lite W16 engine, which can produce 922lb ft of torque.

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Mark is a journalist with more than a decade of top-level experience in the automotive industry. He first joined Autocar in 2009, having previously worked in local newspapers. He has held several roles at Autocar, including news editor, deputy editor, digital editor and his current position of editor, one he has held since 2017.

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