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Q: In what year was Bugatti absorbed by Hispano-Suiza?

A: 1964

Q: What was the first Bugatti fully developed under the leadership of Croatian Mate Rimac?

A: Bugatti Tourbillon

Q: How many Bugatti EB 112 examples were produced in total?

A: 3

Q: What was the first production Bugatti to feature an inline-eight engine?

A: Bugatti T30

Q: What was the name of Ettore Bugatti's son, who took over the running of the company after his father passed away?

A: Roland Bugatti

Q: What was the first Bugatti model developed by the new department called Programme Solitaire?

A: Bugatti Brouillard

Q: At what speed is the Bugatti Tourbillon electronically limited?

A: 445 km/h

Q: What type of material is the Bugatti Chiron's owner's manual printed on?

A: Chlorine-free bleached cellulose

Q: What was the first Bugatti created digitally by designers using VR goggles?

A: Bugatti Divo

Q: What was Bugatti's first coach-built hyper sports car of the 21st century?

A: Bugatti Divo

Q: Does the owner of a Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport have access to the engine?

A: No

Q: Which Bugatti model was equipped with the world's first 18-cylinder engine?

A: Bugatti EB 118

Q: How many Bugatti T41 Royale units had Ettore Bugatti originally planned to build?

A: 25

Q: What was Bugatti's first completely new design since the brand merged with electric sports car maker Rimac?

A: Bugatti Tourbillon

Q: What was the name of Bugatti's first and only modern-era Formula 1 car?

A: Bugatti T251

Q: What was missing from the Bugatti T41 Royale owned by French textile magnate Armand Esders?

A: The headlights

Q: Who founded Bugatti Automobili SpA in 1987?

A: Romano Artioli

Q: What was the very first Bugatti designed by Giugiaro?

A: Bugatti ID 90

Q: Does the Bugatti Divo have power seats?

A: No

Q: Which famous actor was present at the official launch of the Bugatti EB 110?

A: Alain Delon

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