by A Bugatti EB110 Super Sport Lightweight, produced 28 years ago, has been put up for auction in the United States. It is the only one of five Dauer cars to feature unpainted carbon fiber body panels. The expected value of the supercar is at least $3 million. The Mecum auction house writes about this.
Unique Bugatti EB110 assembled after the company’s bankruptcy
Original production of the EB110 ceased after Bugatti’s bankruptcy in the mid-1990s. The German company Dauer purchased the remaining parts and unfinished chassis, subsequently producing five modified supercars in the Super Sport Lightweight specification.
The car that will be sold at the Monterey 2026 auction features exposed carbon fiber under a layer of clear lacquer. The other cars in the series received painted bodies.
Replacing aluminum panels with carbon fiber ones allowed for a weight reduction of approximately 227 kg. The vehicle also incorporates functional cooling ducts, an adjustable rear wing, and center-lock seven-spoke alloy wheels.
705-hp Bugatti equipped with four turbochargers
In the middle of the body is a 3.5-liter gasoline V12 with four turbochargers. Dauer specialists modified the engine management program and increased its output to 705 hp. The exhaust system was replaced with a sporty Remus unit.
The car retains a six-speed manual transmission and a permanent all-wheel-drive system. Enlarged Brembo braking mechanisms are responsible for deceleration. The claimed top speed exceeds 370 km/h.
The interior is trimmed in brown leather and features sport seats. The odometer reading is 6,025 miles, or approximately 9,696 km.
