There are many things to consider before buying Bugatti's models. From enough money to buy the Supercar (which ranges from $ 1.7 million to $ 5.8 million), to mandatory annual $ 21,000, 27 hour oil changes whether or not to go, and finally $ 30,000 $ 42,000 to replace old tires every 2,500 miles (4,000 kilometers).
How about renting one for $ 20,000?
Still expensive?
The Royalty Exotic Cars CEO in the US, known for renting expensive cars like Bugattis and Lamborghinis, explains the reasons why they own a Bugatti Veyron Mansory Edition (which is available for $ 20,000 (tax included) for just 24 hours) a complete day.
He told CNBC that:
"Our Bugatti Veyron Mansory Edition is as inexpensive as the name behind the vehicle.
A Bugatti is not something you can go and rent in your local business or Hertz.
The Bugatti drops at nearly $ 1,500 per mile driven, which is why we limit the car to 100 miles per day. Adding miles to a bugatti can ruin your resale value and ultimately reduce the car to nothing. "
"We do not rent the Bugatti for recreational rides, but mainly for film productions, photo shootings, fairs and congresses"
He continued:
"Normally, we do not rent the Bugatti to anyone who comes in for $ 20,000 because there are many factors involved in leasing."
"Does the renter have adequate insurance to cover the actual present value of this car? Does the renter have the wealth or resources to cover the Bugatti if the insurance decides not to pay?"
Well said!
If you have the money, you would drop $ 20,000 (that's about N7.3million, enough to add a new Honda Civic or just $ 3k for a new Toyota Camry) to cruise in a Bugatti Veyron for just 24 hours ?
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