Supercars are the ultimate toys for billionaires, millionaires, and enthusiasts alike. The allure of these exotic machines from brands like Lamborghini, Ferrari, McLaren, Pagani, Koenigsegg, and Bugatti is undeniable, with their dazzling looks, astronomical price tags, and sheer power.
However, a surprising trend has emerged within the world of supercars. Some manufacturers are now offering versions of their powerful machines without a roof, exposing drivers to the elements. Despite their exorbitant prices and lack of basic weather protection, these open-top models consistently sell out.
The term “roofless supercar” refers to vehicles that have had their roofs completely removed, leaving the occupants exposed to the elements. This could be anything from a simple tarp to a manually removable fabric roof. Some might even joke that in the event of a sudden downpour, the occupants of these cars could end up soaked, despite having spent hundreds of times more on their car than the owner of a Toyota Vios or any other affordable automobile.
The Bugatti Mistral Roadster falls into this category. With a price tag of over 118 billion VND, the Mistral offers an unparalleled driving experience, allowing owners to feel the rush of wind as they accelerate beyond 300 km/h, even reaching speeds of over 380 km/h. However, if the heavens open up while you’re out cruising in your multi-billion-dollar supercar, your options are limited to either donning a raincoat or seeking shelter until the storm passes.
Despite the absence of a basic feature like weather protection, all units of the Bugatti Mistral Roadster have found eager owners. One such example was recently spotted in Monaco, a mecca for supercars, sporting a stunning carbon fiber green exterior.
The French supercar manufacturer has confirmed that only 99 units of the Bugatti Mistral Roadster will be produced globally, with deliveries taking place later this year.
At the heart of the Mistral Roadster is a W16 engine (comprised of two V8 engines arranged in a W configuration), with a displacement of 8.0 liters and quad-turbocharging, producing a staggering 1,577 horsepower. This is the same power output as the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+, which achieved a top speed of 490.484 km/h in 2019.
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