Dreaming of buying a yacht? Take look at the recently launched Superyacht by leading luxurious carmaker Bugatti and world-renowned yacht manufacturer Palmer & Johnson, called the Bugatti Niniette 66.
As the name implies, only 66 models of this luxury yacht will ever be manufactured. To those who are familiar with the Bugatti Chiron, a $2.6 million sports car, the Bugatti Niniette 66 is its water counterpart, as they are similar in design.
Bugatti has been working hand in hand with Palmer & Johnson with this project since 2015 when Chiron owners showed interest in purchasing this limited edition luxury sports yacht. If you're one of the ultra -highs interested in owning this ultimate Bugatti land & water luxury sports vehicles, then make sure to place an order now.
"The challenge was to create an experience and a persona as much as a yacht, from streamlined luxury, sophisticated style, and unprecedented quality," said Palmer Johnson CEO Timur in a press release. "For owners of tomorrow, Niniette will lift your expectations of life even higher."
The Bugatti Niniette is said to be a leader in opulence, quality, and sophistication among all sports yachts in the world. The whole yacht is clad in carbon fiber, it's 66 ft in length and it can really sail through the waters in its top speed of 44 knots.
The open deck area is spacious for you and your ultra-high friends. Comfortable leather seats with naturally blue morta oak wood permeate the interior design, and for the lower deck, you'll be welcome to a sun pad, a champagne bar, and a lot more open seats.
If you want a little bit of privacy, why not enjoy it in the lower deck's private jacuzzi? Beneath the lower deck, a spacious accommodation worthy of a five-star hotel room is waiting for you, as well as a massive couch for your friends.
The retail price of the Bugatti Niniette 66 was not disclosed, but one can only imagine the amount needed to own this magnificent yacht. Deliveries of the yacht will begin next year 2018 in March.
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