2015 Bugatti 16C Galibier

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2015 Bugatti 16C Galibier

   Rumor #1: Interior

In an interview with Car Magazine, Bugatti has revealed that the interior of the Galibier will feature porcelain trimmings which will be available for the interior of the Galibier. Ooh, fancy.Rumor #2: Hybrid?

In an interview with Car Magazine, Bugatti has revealed that the luscious limousine will get a hybrid option. Yeah, we never thought the words hybrid and Bugatti would ever be uttered together, but Bugatti says this option is a must if the company plans to move along with the times and be successful.Rumors 3, 4, and 5: Production Date
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The Bugatti Galibier, with a previously confirmed sales date of Fall 2012, may be seeing another setback. Apparently, the brand’s head honchos are experiencing some trepidation over the vehicle not being powerful enough. In the words of company CEO, Wolfgang Durheimer, the Galibier is just "not outrageous enough."The word comes from a source who talked to Inside Line, claiming that despite being the "most exclusive, elegant, and powerful four door automobile in the world," the Galibier is still falling short of the lofty expectations Bugatti has set for itself. The fear, at least according to the source, appears to be that the Galibier is still not the "conversation stopper" the Veyron was when it first came out.This sources leaks were confirmed by Bugatti CEO, Wolfgang Durheimer, when he stated that the production Galibier was "in its second half of the design phase," but will be significantly altered from the concept car originally displayed."I will suggest we continue development, but there will be some remarkable changes from the original concept," said Durheimer. "The design will be different, especially from the B-pillar back, the ingress and regress to the rear seats will be improved, as will the legroom and ergonomics, the car will be a little longer, and the power of the engine will be at least four figures."So whats the latest surrounding the Galibier? Well, according to Auto Motor und Sport, production of the car has been delayed until 2015 at the earliest. According to Bugattis Chief Executive, Wolfgang Durheimer, the vehicle is still missing the release of the Group Board. The three-year delay behind the Galibiers production is mighty significant, especially since the Veyron is on its last legs. Lets just hope that Bugatti has something up their sleeves to expedite the cars release.