Goodwood Festival of Speed organizers have confirmed that the latest multi-million-dollar Bugatti Chiron is coming to this year's event to take on the hill climb course. The new car, unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show just three months ago, has a top speed of over 400 km/h thanks to the 1500 horsepower it has, and is one of the rarest, most expensive and potentially collectible cars money can currently buy.
Nevertheless, it is going to be put through its paces on the legendary hill climb course at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed, and will be racing on every single day of the event. The appearance will be the first time that it has been on British shores since its launch, and the fact that it will be racing, rather than sitting on a revolving stand, is a world first.
This year's Goodwood Festival of Speed will be held in England from June 23-26.
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