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Bugatti Veyron is the World’s Most Expensive Rental Car at £16,500 Per Day

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The website focused on cars and related matters, Jalopnik has been trying to determine as to which is the most expensive rental car in the world. For the rental to be the highest the car also needs to be the best and capable of the best performance. There are several contenders for the top spot. The readers of the site have also posted their comments on the site with information. The Bugatti Veyron is considered to be the fastest car in the world and it is available on rent for as little as £16,500 per day. If you want the car for the entire weekend it will cost you £45,000. It will sound even more expensive when converted to American dollars. There is a Definite Demand for Dream Cars on Rent Car rental companies are also trying to get some dream cars in their fleet. Hertz caters to the mass market but Gotham Dream Cars is offering a Rolls Royce Phantom Drop head Coupe. The dream car is available for just under $5,000 for a day. The tariff perhaps includes the cost of gas as well ...

Presenting The World’s Most Expensive Car, The 1936 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic

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 If  you thought that the French automobile giant Bugatti was only famous for creating the world’s fastest production car, Bugatti Veyron? Then think again! As it happens, Bugatti is also the creator what is now officially the world’s most expensive car, a Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic. This vintage exotic ride is considered to be the holy grail for auto enthusiasts and is extremely rare with only two models of the vehicle in existence as of now. The first Type 57SC is in the possession of the world’s leading fashion designer, Ralph Lauren, while the second model of this fabulous piece of vintage automobile specimen resides at the Mullin Museum, in Oxnard, California. The last of the Type 57SC Atlantic was sold off at an auction organized by Gooding & Company in the month of May last year, where the vehicle was sold off to the museum for a mind blowing sum that hovers between $30 million to $40 million. This particular figure puts everything back in the line, in regards to t...