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A Texas Chevy dealer just accepted the trade-in of a red-on-black $1.6 million Bugatti Veyron for a $100,000 Chevy Corvette ZR1. We knew the fiercest of all 'Vettes was a world-beater, but this is ridiculous! Exclusive details below.

All American Chevrolet of Midland, Texas just made the mother-of-all-trades when it accepted a Euro-bombing 2008 Bugatti Veyron with just 2,307 miles for an unabashedly American Corvette ZR1. A new Veyron lists for about $1.6 million and a used one still costs in the range of $1.4 to $3.6 million depending on condition, trim, and rarity. A new Corvette ZR1, by comparison, starts at around $107,000.

And while the Corvette ZR1 only does 0-to-60 MPH in 3.3 seconds with a top speed of 205 MPH, compared to a 253 MPH top speed and 2.4-second 0-to-60 time, it doesn’t cost more to run the ZR1 than to operate a private jet. Chalk that up in the win column because it certainly does with the Bugatti. Also, the Bugatti doesn’t have the righteousness of an American-built supercar.

wtf :ham:

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Preloved Bugatti Veyron, 3 month warranty

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Bugatti Veyron, new paint, some water damage

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tell me that was an even trade.

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Did he get cashback? Lol

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it accepted a Euro-bombing 2008 Bugatti Veyron with just 2,307 miles for an unabashedly American Corvette ZR1 and some cash

yes, but the OP didn’t quote that part for some reason?

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wouldnt doubt it. same geographical area correct?

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This was traded in close to me here in Houston. Guy is super cool FYI.

Yah so he got a ZR1 plus like a million bucks who cares. By the way he DD’s his cars, the B has like 40K miles on it.

Edit: Plus this guy has a bunch of other cars to drive. It isn’t his only car.

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lol. First thing I thought too.

accepted a Euro-bombing 2008 Bugatti Veyron with just 2,307 miles

wat

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Thanks captain obvious.

We all thought someone buying a Bugatti would have it as their only car

:picard:

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What an idiot!

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A new Veyron lists for about $1.6 million and a used one still costs in the range of $1.4 to $3.6 million depending on condition, trim, and rarity.

Imagine picking up a Veyron for 1.6 million, driving it as a toy for a year or so, then selling it for more than you paid.

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See? Cars ARE investments. :tup: