Jeremy C and I were BSing about this one earlier. Imagine you've got just gigabucks. You decide to meet up with a few of your similarly well funded friends, and take the month or more to take a Grand Tour of the United States (with a brief foray into Canada)
The route is as follows:
Detroit > Chicago > Kansas City > Denver > Los Angeles > Phoenix > Dallas > New Orleans > Miami > Atlanta > New York City > Toronto > Detroit, for the Woodward Dream Cruise
It starts and ends in Detroit because it's the fucking Motor City. Live with it
What do you drive? And why? For added fun, post a picture, in your colors and options of choice if you can find one.
Money is no object. The only criteria is it has to be a real, running car, of which one example has actually sold on the open market. No one-off concept cars that never left a turntable. It doesn't have to be practical or reasonable. This is purely an emotional choice. However, you may be called upon to justify it to your fellow Grand Tourers
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If you're going to go for it, why not go for the best. The songs of praise for this car are long and plentiful. For me personally, it's about a deep appreciation of the mechanical genius that went into building a car that should have have been built at all. It's the embodiment of German technical excellence and arrogance, in an understated French-designed package.
As Jeremy Clarkson said. "This is not only the best car ever built....it is quite possibly the best car that will ever be built"
Bugatti Veyron
Gray Silver Metallic with Italian Red flanks
Anthracite interior with Slate highlights
and supporting mods) assuming i wont be in the car alone.
