One of Switzerland’s most recognizable hypercars has made its return to the road, a stunning black and blue Bugatti Veyron 16.4, now wearing ZG 101 732 plates and residing in the canton of Zug.
Previously, this Veyron was known under the infamous LU 51 plate, a registration that has since moved on to another icon: a LaFerrari Aperta, which we recently featured. Now, the Veyron has changed hands, and instead of being tucked away in a private collection or showroom, it's back doing what it was built to do, turning heads and eating up tarmac.
Interestingly, the ZG 101 732 license plate already has a bit of a reputation of its own. Just last year, it was seen mounted on a striking Ferrari 812 Competizione, finished in light blue with a bold yellow racing stripe down the center, a spec that made it one of the more memorable examples of the limited-run V12 flagship.
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For many owners, parting with a hypercar as special as the Veyron 16.4 is no easy decision. It's more than just a car, it's a symbol of peak automotive engineering from the 2000s, a machine that redefined performance with its 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W16 engine pushing 1,001 hp and breaking barriers with a top speed of 407 km/h.
But while selling a car like this may be bittersweet, there’s a silver lining: seeing it back in action. For enthusiasts, there’s nothing better than watching these machines get used, heard, and seen, not just stored in a silent garage. This Veyron isn’t just surviving, it’s thriving under new ownership, continuing its journey on Swiss roads rather than disappearing into obscurity.
In a world where many hypercars end up as museum pieces or trailer queens, it's always refreshing to witness one being driven as intended, and appreciated in real life by fellow car lovers.
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