The video features a Bugatti Chiron, a luxury sports car worth £2.5 million. The reviewer praises the car's exceptional build quality, tactility, and attention to detail, which cannot be fully conveyed through visuals alone.
The reviewer visits a memorial dedicated to Jean Bugatti, who was killed in a car accident while testing a Type 57 SC Atlantic in 1939. They then take the Chiron for a drive on a twisty road, observing that it feels lighter and more agile than expected, despite weighing nearly two tons.
Comparing the Chiron to its predecessor, the Veyron, the reviewer notes that the Chiron is more interactive and fun to drive on twisty roads, with a greater connection to the tires through the steering and seat. While they didn't reach the Chiron's top speed of 260 mph, they were impressed by its performance and handling.
Overall, the reviewer concludes that the Chiron is an exceptional car that offers a unique driving experience, even when not driven at its top speed.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Bugatti Chiron costs two and a half million pounds.
2. The Chiron has a depth of quality in its materials and controls.
3. Jean Bugatti was killed in 1939 while testing the Type 57 SC Atlantic.
4. The accident occurred on August 11, 1939, when Bugatti crashed into a tree while trying to avoid a cyclist.
5. The Chiron has three modes: EB mode (auto mode), Autobahn mode, and Handling mode.
6. The Chiron has a four-wheel drive system.
7. The Chiron's tire widths are 285/30 R20 at the front and 355/25 R21 at the rear.
8. The Chiron is slightly heavier at the front than the Veyron due to its larger front tires.
9. The Chiron's weight is just under two tons.
10. The Chiron can achieve speeds of over 260 miles per hour.
11. The Chiron's top speed is what defines its status and perception as a high-performance car.