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Not quite. The Bugatti W16 Mistral carves its own niche rather than simply being a roofless version of another Bugatti. Here's a deeper dive into its characteristics:
Swan song for the W16: The Mistral holds the distinction of being the final Bugatti to use the legendary W16 engine. This powerhouse engine has propelled Bugattis to record-breaking speeds since its debut in the Veyron in 2005. [Wikipedia: Bugatti Mistral]
Roadster supremacy: Bugatti claims the Mistral as the undisputed speed king among open-top cars, solidifying its position as a true collector's item for fans of high-octane performance.
Monstrous power: Under the hood lies the heart of a beast - the engine borrowed from the Chiron Super Sport 300+. This behemoth generates a mind-blowing 1600 horsepower and 1600 Nm of torque, promising an exhilarating driving experience.
Evoking heritage through design: The Mistral's design is a thoughtful homage to Bugatti's rich history. The car's elegant curves echo the Type 57 Grand Raid Usine, a testament to the brand's enduring design language.
Ultra-exclusive: Bugatti limited production to just 99 units, making the Mistral an instant collector's item. These beauties sold out even before production began, each fetching a staggering 5 million euros.