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Tuesdays can be unpredictable at Car and Driver. For example, one Tuesday this past July there was suddenly not one but two Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sports shimmering in the sunlight by our doorstep.

Car and Driver's Instagram account recently posted a throwback to what might be my favorite review of all time — John Phillips' 2008 test of the Bugatti Veyron — and it's still so damn good ...

and maybe the BMW driver was having none of it. It’s unclear exactly how many Veyron L’Or Rouges Bugatti made, as it’s quite a mysterious car, but it appears to have only been two.

the Bugatti Veyron must be at the top of your list. Find the full feature in the January issue of CAR Magazine. Special thanks to The Archive (thearchive.co.za) for making this drive possible.

A dude called Houston Crosta owns a Bugatti ... the Veyron that apparently had never been done before. From the factory the incredibly expensive Veyron is AWD, Crosta wanted to make the car ...

But Bugatti put its race car on the road. The Veyron is faster ... In case you want one, the lefthand-drive only Veyron cannot be bought for road use in Australia. But Volkswagen Australia says ...

That's how Houston Crosta of Las Vegas ended up with what we believe to be the world's only rear-wheel drive Bugatti Veyron. And yes, it absolutely murders tires. Crosta, the founder of Vegas car ...