Bugatti

Here is one of the most anticipated car for this year's Pebble Beach, Bugatti was teasing us for a while, but it unveiled a gorgeous model, the Divo.

It's a dedicated model, which shares little design cues with the Chiron, set to revive the maker's coachbuilding tradition. 

Like the Chiron wasn't sport enough, Bugatti surprised the crowds with a special model called Sport. Dressed in a superfast color scheme, the tweaked model isn't changed under the hood at all, except it's “significantly improved handling and even greater agility”.

The sixth Legend of the "Les Légendes de Bugatti" is the final dedicated to the company founder, Ettore Bugatti. Like the others, is being based on the Grand Sport Vitesse and will be produced in a limited number of 3 units, all carrying the price of 2.35M euros.

Bugatti kept the best 'till last, the car wears a clear-coated carbon and hand-polished aluminum blue body color and is complemented by color-coordinated unique diamond-cut alloy wheels.

Due to Geneva's Auto Show, Bugatti has announced their 4th Legend car, built to honor the artist, sculptor Rembrandt.

What's unique about this model is the bronze clear-coat combined with a brighter brown tone on the lower part. The vehicle's alloy wheels are painted in "Firefinch" and light "Noix" browns.

The interior is an exquisite combination of cognac colored leather, combined with elephant structure on the median channel.

For a price set at 2.8M euros, the car is limited to 3 units of production.

Remember the Hennessey Venom GT that caught everyone's attention with its crazy fast speed? Well, as of now, it's officially the world's fastest car as it hits 270.49 mph at the Kennedy Space Center. The Venom GT beats the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport which held the previous title with a top speed of 268.86 mph.

Although, it is technically the world's fastest car, it can't receive the title since Gusiness Record requires the average speed from two runs. Since NASA only allowed Hennessey one run, the title was out of reach. The manufacturer also had to have a minimum of 30 cars and Hennessey stated that they will only produce 29 Venom GT's.

Newest addition to Bugatti's special edition range of Veyrons will be Grand Sport Vitesse Legend Jean-Pierre Wimille in honor to man who co-drove a 57G Tank in 1937 at 24 Hours of Le Mans. It's the part of company's six-model Legend lineup which honors the company's most valuable names.

Limited to only three units, this special edition will feature blue clear-coated  carbon fiber finish and special Wimille Bleu paint job. Interior is designed to remind of classic models driven at that time.