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An accident occurred in Switzerland that seems more fitting for the post-Soviet space, where else could you get rear-ended while driving on the opposite lane? Nonetheless, the collision took place in the Swiss Alps, clearly evident from the value of the cars involved.
According to local media, the owner of the brand-new Bugatti Chiron grew tired of crawling behind a caravan at the head of the line. Eventually, he pulled into the oncoming lane to overtake, but at that moment, another car, a Porsche 911, emerged right in front of him. As a result, the Bugatti “caught up” with it from behind, and the Porsche, in turn, got “embedded” into a Mercedes.
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As for the damage to the Chiron, visually nothing severe, but you have no idea how much it costs to repair a Bugatti, even a minor one. Total damage from the accident is estimated at $4.06 million.
