If these pictures are any indication, it looks like the world's most ambitious supercar project is back on the rails. The VW Group's 252mph, 1001bhp W16-engined supercar, the Bugatti Veyron, has been caught out ice-testing by our spies ahead of a promised production date of September 2005. First shown at the Geneva Motorshow in 2002, the Veyron was mooted for production as long ago as 2003. There are, though, other subtle signs that VW is turning up the heat on the Veyron project - it is currently the star of the Vienna Autoshow, running until January 23rd. That's the first time the Veyron has appeared in Austria, a country where those with the means to purchase such a car are presumably numerous. Indeed, with an estimated pricetag of $1,000,000, this is definitely one for the super-rich. So is Volkswagen going to make a killing? Not likely, because even if it manages to shift all of the rumoured 300 production run, that's unlikely to put much of a dent in the Veyron's massive development costs.

mmmmmmmmm, i love the Bugatti's they are sweet cars

Sorry, I dont like it.

Take away the four bonnet mounted headlamps and its looks would be sooo much better

Performance wise.....AMAZING!

*drool*

What's with the lights lol, not the worst looking new motor to be fair tho.

mingin big brother

The engine - in W formation:



The car:













I agree, it doesn't look anything special, I'd rather have one of those Ford GT40's.