Chassis No. VF9SW3V35PM795072

On 2 August 2019 at Volkswagen's massive Ehra-Lessien proving ground, Bugatti became the first hypercar manufacturer to punch through the 300-mph barrier. Here, Le Mans winner and Bugatti test driver Andy Wallace drove a specially prepared Chiron Super Sport prototype to an incredible top speed of 304.773 mph.

That December, Bugatti announced a limited run of production Chiron Super Sport 300+ examples based directly on the record-setting car. Developed in tandem with Dallara, the Chiron's silhouette was lengthened by nearly 10 inches. The Chiron's front fascia was subtly revised with new intakes to cleverly channel airflow above and below the elongated body-improving aerodynamic efficiency and cooling to the hulking 16-cylinder powerplant. The new Chiron's shape terminated at a longtail rear end that contained a reworked, low-profile rear wing and new exhaust system shared with the incredibly exclusive Bugatti Centodieci.

Beneath its dramatic new bodywork was the revised 8.0-liter, quad-turbocharged W16 that produced 1,580 horsepower through an updated Ricardo seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. Every Super Sport 300+ was identically specified in exposed carbon with orange stripes and featured a decidedly spartan cockpit for a Bugatti model, but a far more refined variant was to arrive shortly after.

The production Chiron Super Sport was unveiled in June 2021, retaining the performance enhancements and bodywork of the 300+ but adding an extra serving of opulence that better aligned the Super Sport with the marque's celebrated blend of performance and luxury. The Super Sport's carbon fiber bodywork could now be specified in an extensive selection from Bugatti's strong color palette, while the cockpit traded the 300+'s focused interior for full leather upholstery.

While the Super Sport was electronically limited to 274 mph, it could still accelerate from zero to 124 mph in 5.8 seconds and reach 186 mph in 12 seconds; securing its place as one of the fastest production cars today.

This 2023 Bugatti Chiron Super Sport features a sophisticated two-tone finish, with the upper body clad in Bugatti's signature Argent silver with Black Carbon lower body in subtle reference to Bugatti's coachbuilding origins. This "horizontal exterior split" color combination makes up $75,000 of the car's immense options list, which totals more than $384,000. The exterior is further specified with the $82,000 Sky View glass roof, diamond cut wheels, a Full Carbon Fiber engine cover, and Nocturne black finish covering the horseshoe, center line accents, and rear EB logo. The cockpit boasts Black Anodized trim contrasting the Havana brown upholstery that swaddles the optional Comfort seats and the bulk of the Super Sport's distinct full leather interior.

Delivered new through Bugatti Greenwich in April 2023, this example initially spent time in Quebec, Canada before returning to the U.S. according to its clean CARFAX Vehicle History Report. Subsequent ownership is reported in Indiana and Florida, with maintenance performed at Bugatti Broward. Acquired by the consignor in December 2025, this Chiron Super Sport has been driven infrequently and today it shows less than 1,900 miles at cataloging.