Can Bugatti Veyron be registered in Australia?

Made in left-hand-drive only, it is believed there are no Bugatti Chiron supercars in Australia. One example of its predecessor, the Bugatti Veyron, was imported into Australia by an enthusiast but it’s understood the car can only be driven on race tracks and private roads as it cannot be registered.

Can you get a Bugatti in Australia?

Although Bugatti doesn’t have a local sales agent there are three Chirons rumoured to have been sold to wealthy Australians, with an estimated cost of approximately US$5,000,000 per-car. This is how the Bugatti Veyrons currently living Down Under were brought in to the country.

How much does a Bugatti Veyron cost in Australia?

Bugatti Veyron Selling In Australia For $2,700,000.

Why is Bugatti not sold in Australia?

If it were sold as new in Australia the Veyron would have cost about $3 million once exchange rates, taxes and Luxury Car Tax (33 per cent of the price above $61,884) is taken into account. But the Veyron was never officially sold in Australia by Bugatti because it was built in left-hand-drive only.

Are left-hand-drive cars legal in Australia?

In NSW, LHD vehicles are legal only if they meet certain provisions. All vehicles over 4.5 tonnes must be Right-Hand Drive (RHD) almost without exception. Vehicles that are less than 4.5 tonnes and more than 30 years old may be registered with LHD.

How many Bugatti are there in Australia?

There are now three Veyrons in Australia, two in private Melbourne collections.

Are Koenigseggs legal in Australia?

Wheels understands there are just two Koenigsegg’s currently in Australia, a sole road-legal 2008 Koenigsegg CCX, and another which is not registered. The Australian Regeras will be built as right-hand drives before being shipped, with Prodigy Automotive ensuring the cars meet all local regulations.

Is Bugatti Divo street legal?

While Bugatti’s are street legal in the U.S., the models we get don’t have the same physical characteristics as the ones sold in Europe. All cars sold in the U.S. must comply with government regulations and guidelines, and sometimes carmakers like Bugatti don’t initially meet them.

Are Bugattis worth it?

After all, we’re talking about the Bugatti Chiron Sport. It’s one of the most hi-tech, luxurious, and expensive cars you can buy with its $3.4 million price tag. And by the way, it’s worth every penny. It’s faster than Bugatti’s famous Veyron La Finale and better in almost every way.

Is Bugatti banned in Australia?

Left-Hand Drive Supercars in Australia Bugattis only come from France. So, for these supercars to be street-legal in Australia, not only would you need to have special permission to import those cars, but you’d also need permission to drive LHD cars on Aussie streets.