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EB110 GT

1991-1995
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What makes it iconic

Ahead of its time — quad-turbo V12, AWD, carbon fiber monocoque, active rear wing. All in 1991, years before anyone else.

History

Romano Artioli revived Bugatti in a purpose-built factory in Campogalliano, Italy. The EB110 (named for Ettore Bugatti's 110th birthday) pioneered technologies that wouldn't become mainstream for decades. Michael Schumacher owned one. The company went bankrupt in 1995, making survivors incredibly rare.

Timeline

1991Revives the Bugatti name after 40 years. Quad-turbo V12, carbon fiber, all-wheel drive
1994Michael Schumacher buys a yellow EB110 Super Sport, his daily driver during his first F1 titles
1995The company went bankrupt in 1995, making survivors incredibly rare

Production & Heritage

Production Total139
DesignerGiampaolo Benedini (exterior) / Nicola Materazzi (engineering)
Production Period1991-1995
Estimated Value$2.5M-$4.0M

Value estimates are editorial assessments based on recent auction results and market trends.

Technical Specifications

Engine3.5L V12 Quad-Turbo
Power560 hp @ 8,000 rpm
Torque611 Nm
0-60 mph3.4 sec
Top Speed342 km/h
Transmission6-speed manual
DrivetrainAWD
Weight1,566 kg
Drag CoefficientCd 0.31
BodyCarbon fiber monocoque

Engine Details

Engine CodeV12 quad-turbo
Displacement3.5L (3,500 cc)
Bore x Stroke81 x 56.6 mm
Compression7.8
Fuel SystemSequential multi-point injection

Performance

0-100 km/h3.5 sec
0-60 mph3.4 sec
Top Speed342 km/h
Weight-to-Power2.8 kg/hp

Dimensions

Length4,400 mm
Width1,960 mm
Height1,120 mm
Wheelbase2,550 mm

Chassis & Suspension

Front SuspensionDouble wishbone, coil springs, anti-roll bar
Rear SuspensionDouble wishbone, coil springs, anti-roll bar
Front BrakesVentilated disc, 332 mm
Rear BrakesVentilated disc, 310 mm
SteeringRack-and-pinion, power-assisted
Tires245/40 ZR18

Capacity

Fuel Tank120 L
Trunk VolumeN/A L
Doors2
Seats2

Source: Bugatti / Wikipedia

Tags

1990sMid-EngineV12TurbochargedCoupéAWDManual GearboxLegendaryLimited ProductionTechnical Pioneer

Designed by Giampaolo Benedini (exterior) / Nicola Materazzi (engineering)

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References & Sources

bugatti.com
Bugatti Officialbugatti.com
wikipedia.org
Wikipediawikipedia.org

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