Bespoke carbon-bodied Bugatti Chiron with 4,379 miles and $3.5M MSRP to cross the block at Monterey Jet Center.
A rare and highly customized 2018 Bugatti Chiron will be offered at Broad Arrow Auctions’ Monterey Jet Center sale this August, presenting collectors with a chance to acquire one of the most distinctive hypercars of the modern era.
Originally delivered through Bugatti San Diego, this example—chassis number VF9SP3V31JM795087—was ordered with more than $500,000 in factory options, pushing its original MSRP beyond $3.5 million. At the time of cataloging, the vehicle had covered just 4,379 miles and remains under extended factory warranty until November 2026.
The Chiron’s most eye-catching option is its $315,000 Full Black Exposed Carbon Fiber bodywork, complemented by Nocturne black wheels and trim, Light Blue Sport accents, and anodized exhaust tips. The attention to detail continues inside with a two-tone Beluga Black and Light Blue Sport leather interior, part of a $62,000 Premium Leather & Carbon Package. Comfort seats ($31,000), custom-embroidered headrests, and contrast-stitched trim reinforce the cabin's luxury-meets-performance identity.
Mechanically, the Chiron is unchanged from its staggering factory specification: an 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W16 engine producing 1,479 horsepower and 1,180 lb-ft of torque, mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission and all-wheel drive. It accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in under 2.5 seconds and is electronically limited to a 261 mph top speed.
According to the seller, the car received recent warranty-covered servicing at Bugatti Beverly Hills in June 2025, including a new gearbox and minor cosmetic fixes, ensuring it’s in prime condition for its next owner.
As one of only 500 Chirons produced—and among the final generation of W16-powered Bugattis—this meticulously optioned example represents the pinnacle of modern automotive craftsmanship and performance. Broad Arrow estimates the car will sell for $3 million to $3.5 million when it crosses the block in Monterey. See it here.
