Connecticut dealership delivers two Bugatti Bolide hypercars at once in ultimate power move

One dealership in Greenwich, Connecticut, has taken delivery of two Bugatti Bolide hypercars at once in an ultimate power move.

The Bugatti Bolide is the latest hypercar to leave the pristine French automaker’s factory.

Only 40 will ever be made, leaving them wildly uncommon to see, never mind own.

But American dealership Miller Motorcars has managed to get hold of two Bugatti Bolide hypercars in one of the biggest flexes of the year.

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Miller Motorcars show off two Bugatti Bolide Hypercars

The lesser-spotted Bugatti Bolide is the swansong outing for the legendary W16 engine as the French phenoms have squeezed 1,600hp into the $4.6m hypercar.

Despite only 40 being made, a handful of them have begun cropping up in America, with one being seen in California and another in Texas.

The latter has already been seen flying around the Circuit of the Americas.

Now, Miller Motorcars – a supercar dealership in Connecticut – has been able to get two Bolides through its doors, picturing five percent of the entire production line in one go.

The dealership revealed the first Bolide (the black spec) earlier in April as it arrived directly from the Molsheim factory via airlift.

“Following the airlift from the Bugatti factory in Molsheim, France to Greenwich, Connecticut – our first customer delivery Bolide was unwrapped, detailed, and had its transport wheels swapped for the proper aluminum BBS wheels and Michelin Pilot Sport racing slicks,” they wrote on social media.

The duo stopped for a photoshoot, courtesy of Miller Motorcars and Dan Wagner.

Connecticut dealership flexes its Bolide duo

Some Bolide fanatics originally mistakenly identified the black body as the ‘Batman Spec‘ owned by Manny Khoshbin, but the gold stripe on the roof sets it apart.

The latter of the duo was the popular blue-hued Bugatti Bolide, which arrived last week.

The history of this hypercar isn’t as detailed, and it’s not known whether it was brand-new or the same Bolide that was pictured in Texas.

Both the cars have been sold to new owners, courtesy of the Connecticut dealership.

Millers Motorcars teased that the two hypercars could appear together at an upcoming ‘Legends’ showcase.

Knowing the incredible lengths that go into the final production and shipping process of the Bolide, it’s likely the new owners will want to rip open the new $8k tires for 36 miles of unbridled track pace and pleasure.

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