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Stop EVERYTHING: there’s a Bugatti EB112 for sale

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Stop EVERYTHING: there’s a Bugatti EB112 for sale | Top Gear

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Now’s your chance to buy one of the three EB112s ever made

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Stop EVERYTHING: there’s a Bugatti EB112 for sale

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Now’s your chance to buy one of the three EB112s ever made

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Now’s your chance to buy one of the three EB112s ever made

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Stop EVERYTHING: there’s a Bugatti EB112 for sale

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Stop EVERYTHING: there’s a Bugatti EB112 for sale

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Stop EVERYTHING: there’s a Bugatti EB112 for sale

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Now’s your chance to buy one of the three EB112s ever made

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Oh dear, it’s time to get the chequebook out again. One of the three Bugatti EB112s ever made is up for sale. And we absolutely must have it.

The Giugiaro-designed hypersaloon so nearly made it into full production in the 1990s, but Bugatti went bust as development was still ongoing. Just one car – a burgundy example with chassis #39001 – was completed at the time, but the process had begun on two more.

Thankfully, Monaco-based businessman Gildo Pallanca Pastor bought a load of old Bugatti bits in the fire sale, including EB112 chassis #39002 and #39003. He also managed to nab a couple of the EB112's 6.0-litre V12 engines, as well as the intended six-speed manual gearboxes and four-wheel drive systems. Thus, he tasked his own Monaco Racing Team with putting two more together.

Apparently chassis #39003 remains in his personal collection, and the one you see above is #39002. It’ll hit 62mph from a standstill in 4.3 seconds and will run on to a top speed of 186mph. Oh, and there’s only 2,420 miles on the clock.

It’s up for sale at German dealer Schaltkulisse, but the price is a closely guarded secret. How much do we reckon it’ll sell for folks? And just how badly do you want it?

Images: Alex Penfold / Schaltkulisse

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Oh dear, it’s time to get the chequebook out again. One of the three Bugatti EB112s ever made is up for sale. And we absolutely must have it.

The Giugiaro-designed hypersaloon so nearly made it into full production in the 1990s, but Bugatti went bust as development was still ongoing. Just one car – a burgundy example with chassis #39001 – was completed at the time, but the process had begun on two more.

Thankfully, Monaco-based businessman Gildo Pallanca Pastor bought a load of old Bugatti bits in the fire sale, including EB112 chassis #39002 and #39003. He also managed to nab a couple of the EB112's 6.0-litre V12 engines, as well as the intended six-speed manual gearboxes and four-wheel drive systems. Thus, he tasked his own Monaco Racing Team with putting two more together.

Apparently chassis #39003 remains in his personal collection, and the one you see above is #39002. It’ll hit 62mph from a standstill in 4.3 seconds and will run on to a top speed of 186mph. Oh, and there’s only 2,420 miles on the clock.

It’s up for sale at German dealer Schaltkulisse, but the price is a closely guarded secret. How much do we reckon it’ll sell for folks? And just how badly do you want it?

Images: Alex Penfold / Schaltkulisse

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Now’s your chance to buy one of the three EB112s ever made