Bugatti 41 Royale DeVille Binder Coupe 1932
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Specifications Bugatti 41 Royale DeVille Binder Coupe 1932 blueprint
The Bugatti 41 Royale DeVille Binder Coupe 1932 is a true pioneer of the industry. It is one of just six cars of its type that were ever produced and was the final masterpiece from Ettore Bugatti. The vehicle is made entirely of cast steel, giving it a distinctive silhouette that majestically blends its art-deco design elements with a classic charm. The trademark Bugatti radiator shell is center stage, with the solid wheels and two-toned bodywork contributing to an overall air of sophistication. The cabin is built for luxury, with plush leather covering the interior and a comprehensive dashboard with instruments laid out in an elegant fashion. The seats are generously wide and feature intricate stitching, while the carpets are a deep forest green. The steering wheel is a piece of art in itself with its hand-chiselled wood design. The cars large 8.0 liter engine is capable of producing some admirable performance figures for its era, with its 4-speed manual transmission allowing for swift acceleration. The cars chassis is built for comfort, providing a smooth and satisfying smooth ride for its passengers. The Bugatti 41 Royale DeVille Binder Coupe 1932 is a really unique vehicle a combination of style and engineering prowess that is still revered by car enthusiasts to this day. Its a true tour de force of its era and a prime example of the golden age of automotive design.
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