GTP Cool Wall: 1927-1933 Bugatti Type 41

[GranTurNismo]

1927-1933 Bugatti Type 41 nominated by @Snikle

Body Style: 4-door town car (2), 2-door convertible (1), 4-door limousine (1), 2-door coupe (1), 4-door cabriolet (1)
Engine: 12.7L I8
Power: 275-300 hp
Torque: 579 lb-ft
Weight: 3175 kg
Transmission: 3-speed manual
Drivetrain: front-engine, rear-wheel drive
Additional Info: Seven Produced, six still exist. The 7th was wrecked by Bugatti during testing - 25 were planned, but due to the depression, production was cut - It cost $43,000 new in 1927 ($630,000 today, accounting for inflation) - The Royale is 21 feet long - It is said that Ettore Bugatti created the Royale because he heard an English lady compare his cars unfavorably to Rolls-Royce - The hubcaps are 2-foot silver discs.
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[GranTurNismo]

My word, that has to be one of the longest hoods I've seen on any car before. And that's because of how preposterously large the engine is. But anyway, Sub Zero, easily. Like every other pre-war Bugatti, it exudes beauty and opulence in a way that no car of another marque could.

 

[Snikle]

Sub-Zero, one of my favorite cars of all time.

 

[05XR8]

Cruella Deville, your car is blocking the view. Solid Cool.

 

[TheCracker]

So vast and valuable that they'll never be driven. Uncool.

 

[Roger the Horse]

the train design that evolved from it is cool however

 

[Wiegert]

Which button deploys the cow catcher?

 

[Darla Starch]

Which button deploys the cow catcher?

It's right above the one that deploys the Plebian Vacater.

 

[Rallywagon]

I'm not sure theres a pre WW car that isnt sub zero honestly...

 

[LivingWithGames]

Never seen this before.

And now, am very glad I did. Classiqué.

 

[ZGBox]

Sub zero, just look at it
It's 3 tons of magnificence.

 

[eran0004]

It’s cool, but can you actually see where you’re going when you drive it?

Edit: Fun fact, the power-to-weight ratio of this beast is roughly the same as a Peugeot 106.