Michel Perridon Acquires Exclusive Bugatti Brouillard for $20 Million
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The Bugatti Brouillard, a one-off hypercar, has been delivered to Michel Perridon, owner of the largest Bugatti collection globally. This purchase marks the highest price ever paid for a Bugatti, at $20 million.
Exclusive Delivery of the Bugatti Brouillard
The Bugatti Brouillard, the first and only model produced under Bugatti's new bespoke division, Programme Solitaire, has been officially delivered to Michel Perridon. This event took place at the Château de Chantilly during the 2026 Arts & Elegance event.
Significance of the Brouillard
The Brouillard is significant for two main reasons:
- First Creation of Programme Solitaire: This division allows customers to create a one-off Bugatti tailored to their specifications. Bugatti plans to produce only two unique cars each year.
- Engine Transition: The Brouillard is theoretically the last model to feature Bugatti's iconic W16 engine. Future cars under the bespoke program are expected to utilize the new V16 engine introduced with the Tourbillon.
Ownership and Rarity
Michel Perridon, who already owns the largest private Bugatti collection, spent $20 million to acquire the Brouillard, setting a record for the most expensive Bugatti ever made. While typically the identities of one-off hypercar owners remain private, Perridon’s acquisition is an exception.
The Brouillard is part of a lineage of exclusive Bugattis, including the Bugatti Centodieci, limited to just 10 units, and the track-only Bolide, of which only 40 were produced. The price of the Brouillard dwarfs that of the Bolide, which costs around $5 million, highlighting its rarity and exclusivity.