Being overly German I must remark, that the driver should have used the right lanes when empty. Just to make sure, he can be easily passed by other cars.
Not sure how it works in Germany, but in Sweden for example, you are not allowed to overtake on the right side if speed limit is 80 kmh or higher. In the US you can overtake on either side ?
But its sadly a exception.. Normally the most are driving on the middle lane and a few who are driving under 200km/h are on the left lane..sometimes it works, but sometimes not :D
Only a German knows that you always have to use the right lane on the autobahn because when you drive 400 kmh maybe someone come from behind with 450 kmh
No road legal car in the world can do 450km/h? I understand what you mean, but if the left lane was completely empty and there were cars on the right lane, you know what's the better choice
Respect to Germany for building and maintaining these highways where you can even drive 400+ km/h and special respect to the drivers who is driving mainly in the right lane.
To get your driver license here you have to pay around 3k-4k but its worth every penny because the driving Niveau is very high. I did 230 kmh with 17 Years with my driving school teacher in my second driving lesson.
I don't know about the Chiron, but I remember reading somewhere that the Veyron would basically destroy its tires at top speed in about 15 minutes. And a set of tires for the Veyron was around $30k.
@@danceattaxx hahaha that was nothing...l was behind you all in my Daewoo matiz with a roofrack and towing a camper trailer..plus the wife and 2 great Danes 👍. And still my foot was not to the floor.. Mind you l did fit low profile tyres...and did rechip the engine..🇬🇧🇪🇦😁😅😅👍👍
I've always wondered what traveling over 300km/h and 400km/h would look like, especially on a public road. Thank-you for that. The Chiron makes it look comfortable and as if you not going as fast as you really were.
In Germany it is sometimes dangerous, because of the idiots who drive on the middle or left lane only. If you have 5 lanes, you'll see no one on the right lane🙄
@@richitkohrichitko4355 Pointless to compare both. On board of a single seat F1 car, constant hearing of high rev engine can get irritating in addition of being uncomfortable for a long run. Onboard view of Chiron with two people feels like cruising on a commercial (or private) jet or a high speed train.
The car and the speed are impressive, but I can't help but notice how well Autobahn is maintained. It has to be perfectly smooth to go that fast and be so stable.
my man drives 417kph, brakes slightly and starts to cheer *proceeds to take the hands of the steering wheel at 350kph* you have balls of steel, you've been super careful and you trusted god, like we all should you have my respect
At the right time it's not a problem to find the Autobahn so empty. Especially on a Sunday, when no trucks are allowed to drive, that's no problem, for example.
Cologne to Bonn is pretty empty on the weekends but the straight is shorter than this one and there is a slight curve that is doable at 300 but maybe not at 400.
Other means of transport and even faster, but to give you an idea, check out 8:28 : th-cam.com/video/EOdATLzRGHc/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=S%C3%A1ndorCsaba
Best part of the Autobahn A2. The 40km between Ziesar and Magdeburg. There are only 2 or 3 light bends, the rest is straight ahead! You can watch the Autobahn on Google Maps. He starts at "Tank & Rast Raststätte Buckautal Nord" and goes West to Exit "Theeßen" which is 17km in Distance. Time needed: 2:45 min. If you Calculate the average Speed between the Start and the End (1km away from Exit "Theeßen"): 351km/h or 218 mph
That's a great observation. Initially due to the blurred video, I thought it was from a game. But I just took the time to match up Google map and the location of the trip, even the bridges and trees match all up exactly. The trip must have been made in early wee hours or even on weekend. Traffic was super light.
I absolutely love how stable the Bugatti looks at these speeds. Low, piercing, and unwavering - like a 4400 pound bullet. It is the purest, most beautiful conception of automobile speed I have ever seen.
How is that insane? When you’re going 250 it takes 3 minutes to do 12 KM. Won’t lie but this is rather normal and commonly achievable and done by people driving on freeways. It’s 10 km in 3 minutes when going 200, a much more popular speed. Nothing exciting really.
@@Brian-jv8iy it's insane when you live in a country whose speed limit goes up 110kph, so even on the highway it would still take about 6-7 minutes to do that
I can. Drove the autobahn many times in my military career, and the rental van they give you if you take it on there, and you better be in the right lane. The closing speeds of some of the rocket ships over there is staggering. Sometimes you'd see an AMG Mercedes leading a 7 series BMW and a 911 that look like they are flying in formation doing ungodly speeds.
"... I'm going to use the whole damn thing!" to another level - Now that was me 40 years ago going down the decline on A45 from Hagen towards Dortmund in my Renault 4 GTL: Speedo ended at 120, but the needle advanced until it came back up on the left and hit the Zero again...
@@Erikre33 AND?? What is that got to do with the price of fish ..... FACT! The record on an OPEN PUBLIC ROAD is 432.7 KM/H in a Mercedes W125 .. Set in 1938 and still stands to this day .
22 years ago a friend of mine picked me up from Hannover airport and we took the A7 to Hildesheim where his home was. We were only doing about 160kph and a couple of Audis passed us like we were in a clapped-out Kombi. I literally can't imagine having something come up behind you going a full 240kph faster, those other drivers probably didn't even have time to identify what type of car... or low flying aircraft... it was. Imagine the view and the sound from one of those overpasses as the Chiron screamed toward it. Awesome stuff!
@@mnoell35 not really sadly. Most drivers here are very stubborn/mentally disabled and pull out in the left lane expecting you to look out/stop in the very last second…
@@mnoell35 calm down snowflake lol. Most of our roads are not designed for this kind of high speed travel. You need large stretches of straight and level road, with unobstructed views, not to mention high road quality. It's just not currently feasible in the US. You want this? Either move to Germany, or do your part and vote officials in who would improve our infrastructure. Better yet, run for office. Until then, stop complaining that this is "oppression" lol. Here's another thing that would have to change to put us on par with Germany. Road safety and awareness, on the part of drivers. Look around you at the attentiveness of other drivers. No way should we be allowed to pass another driver at double or even more the rate of speed. Not until we can be confident that every driver is making spatial awareness one of their top priorities when driving.
I remember a buddy of mine that was stationed in Germany saying he was going 150 mph on the Autobahn and he felt he was going super fast until someone blew past him like he was sitting still 😂😂😂😂😂
Fun facts : You have to use a special key to "unlock" the 400kph mode of the car, you'll use your full tank in about 15 minutes at this speed, and after the run you have to change the 4 rims and tyres in case it has been deformed by the speed
Everything has it's price though. Bugatti recommends changing the rims (yes, the rims - not the tyres!) every 10k miles. These insane speeds will eventually leave a mark on the material, the wear and tear is much higher.
People when the car made to be able to reach and withstand incredibly fast speeds with little to no effort reaches and withstands incredibly fast speeds with little to no effort:
@Buzz 42 Thats not even close. 200kmh to standing still wouldnt describe at all. just imagine driving 200kmh and someone passes u with double speed. thats just insane. i get what u are saying, the difference is the same, but its not comparable at all.
My Toyota Avensis is 2018 and when i drive 180+ its not very stable to feel safe....i barely drive more than 160 because of that. One mistake or hole on the road and you're life is over.
200-400 took like 35s from 01:13 to 01:48. while this is very impressive for 200-400 (400kph alone) it is by no means fast (especially for a bike) for 0-200. This takes about 8s in a Tesla Model S Plaid.
From WC USA, In the early 1960’s USAF, my vehicle was a 1961 Ford Pick-up Truck, 6 cylinder, 3 speed manual transmission, it would do 97 miles per hour, about 155 km per hour, on the München-Berlin Autobahn as they didn’t have numbers on it then! But that was pretty cool back then especially when you would look in the rear view mirror and see flashing lights behind you that turned out to be a Porsche that probably blew by you at close to 200 km per hour! Those were the days!
@@kanalisationerstellen erzähle keinen blödisnn , auf der rechten spur merkste garnichts. fahre jeden tag studenlang die A7 , A2, A14 rauf und runter. und zwar in nem PKW
The circumstances were perfect, the person knows how to handle this car, the Autobahn motorway in Germany partly doesn’t have any speed limit - I don’t see anything irresponsible. Posers who rent a Lambo they can’t handle are irresponsible or people who drink and drive. Beautiful Bugatti on a beautiful deutsche Autobahn.
"- I don’t see anything irresponsible." No, because what you "see" is what you already *believe* . "Beautiful Bugatti on a beautiful deutsche Autobahn." Says it all. You *believe* everything which looks appealing to you. Neither science, nor law, nor medicine is based on what you see or believe. *Religion* however is. Luckily for us the modern world and all its inventions weren't designed and created by those who use "Beautiful Bugatti on a beautiful deutsche Autobahn.". Cretin.
th-cam.com/video/6_3LhIjV6aY/w-d-xo.html An interesting video,about one of the tests (gone wrong),made by Loris Bicocchi (test driver for Bugatti, Lamborghini, Koenigsegg,etc...).
@@zsoltpapp3363 tell me how many cars have attempted this if its that easy? A lot of things have to be right for that run like tyre pressure, temperature, mechanics etc. You cannot take such risks in any hypercar except Bugatti
I kept thinking "poor driver!" every time he passed a car. Imagine just chillin at 110kph listening to the radio or chatting on the phone and VROOOOMM!! .. i'd shit myself honestly.
More like stupid, selfish, irresponsible and utterly disgusting. There, I fixed it for you. Only thing astonishing, is you morons supporting this stupid idiot nonsense, completely selfish.
And the slower drivers sticking to the right. If it was the US, most of those driver would be middle lane for no reason and you just know some slow driver would be cruising in the left lane
Well this is a verry rare Autobahn road quality i live in the Netherlands and i visit Germany every week especially the province North Rhein Westfalen and the roads there are very bad not something used to in the Netherlands, btw this is not hate to our German neighbor's i like driving on the Autobahn because dutch people are slow drivers and germans drive verry good and fast.
But that is not the standard case. This Part of the A2 is obviously in really good condition. Most of Germanys Autobahn is in bad shape & has speed limits.
Well, the car is very stable on the road at that speed. With a normal car I would set the limit at around 200 km/h, then it starts to wobble. With a Mercedes or BMW, 250 km/h is still stable, but much more is likely to become unstable. The manufacturer caps it at 250 km/h for a reason.
Yeah, even the Chevrolet Corvette locks like a snail, even considering that the Corvette might be like a 200km/h, but 417km/h is just absolutly ridiculous
hi hi hi its amazing daaaaamn, 400kmh daaaamn look a car that can go fast daaaamn its unbelivebal how it is possible daaaaaamn damn DAMN i want to buy that car just of that.....
Even if the US had no speed limit, their roads would send you towards the moon if you hit any of the millions of potholes. Look at Michigan, even going 20mph, those huge potholes destroy your car.
@@zSk1lLxRuLeZz you have to consider countries like Australia Canada and usa often have big potholes on the highway and I've never seen anything close to that on the autobahn
As a big infrastructure lover I must really say these sections of flawless german highway make me really happy. And to see the road support such velocity, beauty at its best.
as a German and also a big infrastructure lover I can only agree. There are still some sections in rather bad shape but in most cases the quality is very good compared to other countries. But that comes at the expense of constant roadworks throughout the autobahn network...
😂 Flawless? Germany is the world champion at construction zones. All of our highways are shit. Potholes, broken pavement crap roads. When they do decide to fix one they post a sign that it will take three years to complete 5 miles.
@@screwyouyoutube5493have you ever left germany, or let’s say central europe? While I agree that german roads could be much better, they are still among the best in the world.
looks scary (especially for cultures which are not used to - which is btw. also true for Germans who have not much clue about cars and driving) but this ride is actually a quite safe one. they obviously prepared/planned this ride. they choose a time and autobahn route with less traffic. and they accelerated to highspeed just when they reached a planned 'downward' route to get more speed out. before and after they drove slower. so its rather a well prepared and timed demonstration and just the 'extreme' does most of the scary work. factually it was more scary if one introduced in Africa, Latin America, India etc. all of a sudden a 'no speed limit' and you have to ride there. such alternate realities show very good how much of the safety aspects are not just in the car and driver but the entire culture, from all the developed technical framework for street and car maintenance, fitting rule system and over centuries ingrained higher driving culture. one has to be aware that back in the 20. century when most parts in the world even had no cars or just to a low amount (plus a low media infrastructure and access/knowledge) millions of Germans already discussed all kind of details of how to drive correct, how to avoid this or that, technical aspects about the cars, streets, laws and so on. over time this became a much more developed and aware driving culture which one even in the 21. century with much better information etc. could not just 'implement' instantly into other cultures. even similar organized ones like Japan or Korea or in general similar discussion friendly western countries like the US, Australia or Canada this would take some time to adapt. And little things matter which developed over time like getting used to special glances, calculating with higher speeds (like in computergames) and reaction times, how others might react and so on ... and that in less organized and more chaotic countries/cultures this would just not work and lead to uncalculatable risks (already a hole in the road can mean a timeout, from much more irrational group behavior not to speek) should be obvious. an interesting aspect is that since Germany is the dominant European country right in the center of Europe which also means the Nr. 1 transfer/traffic country (within and through) for all kind of traffic (roads, cars/trucks, tracks/trains, flights, packages, internet and so on) that especially but not only the surrounding bordering countries have to adapt - specially now in the 21. century - if driving in or through Germany. some unsafety driving on German autobahns are due to this aspect often not from Germans (while experienced European truck drivers over time should faster adapt, even if it was already known back then that some more 'exotic' European truckies had questionable trucks and driving skills - but here globalization and European homogenization also helps).
I've never seen this before aswell. He took a chance out of a million. Usually I can't even go higher than 200km/h cause of stupid people on the left line
Absolutely insane! 😱 The Bugatti Chiron hitting 417 KPH on the Autobahn is mind-blowing! 🚗💨 The on-board footage gives such an exhilarating perspective. It’s incredible to see the power and speed of this car in action. Just goes to show what engineering marvels can achieve on the open road! 🌍🔥
The fastest I did on the autobahn was 250 km/h. Wide open stretch with no traffic and high fence on either side to keep animals out. Had driven that stretch several times, several kilometers of visibility. These guys did their homework to minimize risk. 417 is insanely fast!
The best part.... isn't the top speed itself... it's watching it pass the other vehicles already cruising & seeing how incredibly fast it flys past... Gotta imagine what those other drivers say when something passes you on the highway 100mph faster than a Jumbo Jet...
I cant belive i still see some posts on instagram of people comparing this demon with a 1meter long tesla roadster which literally could give you instant death if carsh at 120+ kph
@@DEINOSUCHUSX those are just dummies who compare A Bugatti with a Tesla lol 😂😂. Ettore Bugatti Once said "If it is comparable, it is no longer Bugatti"
My first car was a Volkswagen beetle from 1974...34 Horsepower and to drive with it over 120 Km/h give me the same feelings you have when you went nearly 410-417...every km/h more makes me feel more exciting...so I know exactly how happy you have been... cheers.
I drove my Morris Minor Traveller on the Autobahn in 1984. It had a top speed of 50 MPH (80 KpH). Almost as scary as the Bugatti, but for different reasons. :)
Almost the same experience i had with a very old suzuki alto from 1988,car maxing out at around 105km/hr,so sticking at the right lane was almost the only option;)
As a european, what i love about Autobahn is the fact that there's no speed limit, i virtually crossed the whole country of Germany from Austria towards France in 7 hours night drive.
welcome to Germany, but I wonder if this was pre planned that other drivers were not driving on the left side or suddenly changing on the left lane, bcz it happens very often that other drivers underestimate your speed and just change to the left with 100kmh
With German ingenieur the Boss is Audi!! VW-mother factory pay for Bugatti,now Bugatti is part from the big VW!! Thats why the quality is so high!! Yes the german made the best cars ever!!
@@JuhQuzZzz no haha the average speed on the right lane of the highway is about 120km/h. And a Punto can´t even go that much over 200km/h.. I live in germany so I know the average speed on "Autobahn" ;)
I remember that in the 1980ies when the speed limit in the US was 55 MPH, I once drove my BMW along the 4+4=8 lane A5 south of the Frankfurt Rhein-Main Air Base at a speed of 205 km/h. This made my American passengers almost suffer from a heart attack!
Being an American I had to get out the calculator! 400Kmh is ~235 Mph. The fastest car I have is a Pontiac Grand Prix GTP (Supercharged Buick 3.8L V6) is speed limited to 135Mph (230Kmh) so as not the exceed the speed rating of the stock tires (mine are upgraded to the next level up). Even 120Mph is enough for me!
Fastest I personally drove was 275 kph in my turbo-charged Audi TT - couldn’t go faster as the track wasn’t as straight and smooth as this here. Rode shotgun on a 308 kph ride in a Porsche with my aunt who is absolutely fearless.
I went 316kph once with an S65 AMG and it felt way too fast for a public road. I can totally understand that most manufacturers limit their cars to 250kph voluntarily. Not every driver is able to drive safely at such speeds.
My fastest is 210 km/hr(130 mph) in the US and I want to see if I can do 240 to 250 km/h(149 to 155 mph). The vehicle I was driving when I went 210 km/h(130 mph) was a 2013 Toyota Avalon. I tired to make it go faster but a governor limits the vehicle to 210 km/h(130 mph). I am not exactly sure what speed I would get really scared at. I am 43 and have hit 1611+ km/h(100+ mph) at least 2 or 3 dozen times I have hit over the past 4 or 5 years.
@@cubby091398 My fastest was ~285 km/h in a tuned BMW Z4, but not as the driver. Somehow going from 250 to 260 km/h feels like going from 100 to 150 kmh, and that applies to each 10 kmh step onwards. I also got increasingly anxious past that point haha, I mean even a small twitch at the steering wheel results in guaranteed death at that kind of speed.
The first time i did 250 i was surprised at how stressful it actually is. You have to be highly concentrated at those speeds. I am fine with 220 or something.
@@cubby091398 Dont worry, I am from Asia where the speed limit is low and fastest i have gone is 160 kph, first day i drove in germany I went 240 kph (max I can go in my Audi A3 35), and it is easy speed, the road surface is so good, combined with solid German cars, it does not feel fast
Indeed. It actually is worth every bit of $3mil plus when you really think about it… especially given how many millionaires and billionaires there are today. They probably could’ve charged $5mil and still sold all 500
What blows my mind is just how stable this car is even at 400kph it's insane. Most cars at 300kph+ feels like the world is coming to an end, bouncing around and shaking like hell and feels like body parts are ripping off but not in the chiron. That's y it cost 3mill$. And when u know this car breaks from 400kph to 0 in 9 seconds.
All you smart asses always forget the most important point: the Autobahn surface must be perfect for such crazy speed attempts. If this car looks so stable, it has mostly to do with a perfectly flat tarmac of this Autobahn section. If you would try this on a French, Italian, or even British "motorway", you would certainly kill yourself, because these roads aren't made for really high speeds.
There are still the notorious Mittelspurschleicher and people overtaking them at more normal speeds. He's just incredibly lucky there wasn't one that day.
Over a minute through the video, I was wondering what was keeping you from stepping on it. You were waiting for a long enough straight line! Exhilarating! Thanks very much for this!
Being overly German I must remark, that the driver should have used the right lanes when empty. Just to make sure, he can be easily passed by other cars.
Hahahahaha
LOOOOL
Despite my name I am over overly German and so surprised but happy that I did not se a single "MittelspurBeiRechtsIstAllesFreiSchleicher" 👍🏻
😂
You expect a fighter jet on the autobahn dude? What car should pass with +400 kmh lol
As an American, this is incredible. Not the speed of the car, but the fact that virtually everyone is in the right lanes.
Not sure how it works in Germany, but in Sweden for example, you are not allowed to overtake on the right side if speed limit is 80 kmh or higher. In the US you can overtake on either side ?
But its sadly a exception.. Normally the most are driving on the middle lane and a few who are driving under 200km/h are on the left lane..sometimes it works, but sometimes not :D
European 🇪🇺 Superiority 😈
The left lanes are exclusively for passing.
If you’re in the left-hand lane you might be dead
Even with 400 km/h, I won’t be surprised if a VW Kombi suddenly starts tailgating you while flashing the head lights. This is Germany after all
Was'n des für'n Kombi?!!! Der geht ab wie sau!
Audi wenn dann...
Was'n das für'n Kombiiii??
Kombi with a JATO rocket maybe...
*Audi
Was des fürn Kombi?!
8:05 am wake up
7:45 am at the work
😂😂
Time travel 😮
😂😂😂😂😂
next day?? :D
Not impossible if you cross time zones
i love how at one point he slows down to 390 as he's passing someone. because going past them at 405 would be crazy
reminds me when i sat in my fiat 500x and some mercedes passed me at like 200 kph and it literally shaked the whole car
😂😂😂
@@nurs3826 if the Bugatti passed you at 405 you car would go into oblivion fr
@@nurs3826 if that shook you car then this Bugatti would send it to the backrooms
Remind me not to change lanes while in the Autobahn, unless my ride is a Leopard tank...
I wonder what it feels like for a 400+ km/h bugatti to pass by you
I thought the same. It is probably almost gone before you can think and look to the left.
Salut IRaphahell
Cred că mortal..😂
feels just the same as being over taken by a white van doing 140 when you do 120.
being overtaken is not a feeling you know. It's just an observation.
I think it looks like you were going opposite direction🤷🏼
Lada 2105 could give you the same feeling of speed and fear on 100 km/h
True, but have u ever tried going 50km/h on a bicycle 😂
LOL, and it’s cheaper!
underrated comment
You get the adrenaline while staying under the limit! I love old cars!
Blyatmobili
"I paid for the whole speedometer I'm gonna use the whole speedometer"
If I ever get pulled.over I'm gonna say that
Only a German knows that you always have to use the right lane on the autobahn because when you drive 400 kmh maybe someone come from behind with 450 kmh
No road legal car in the world can do 450km/h? I understand what you mean, but if the left lane was completely empty and there were cars on the right lane, you know what's the better choice
The Driver was a Czech billionaire.
true words. normally no matter what car you drive, there will someone feeling challenged when you pass by on "high" speed.
Absolutly true, isn't that unrealisitc. I mean if a 380 kmh car can be passed, why this car shouldn't get passed
love it
The stability in the car is insanely impressive
IT'S A GAME !!!
@@hankmiller990 your mum is game
@@hankmiller990 it's real, you don't see a game reference in the bottom of the description
@@hankmiller990 how is it game and it has real speedometer and gps game straight from 2187
@@hankmiller990 it is real
Respect to Germany for building and maintaining these highways where you can even drive 400+ km/h and special respect to the drivers who is driving mainly in the right lane.
To get your driver license here you have to pay around 3k-4k but its worth every penny because the driving Niveau is very high. I did 230 kmh with 17 Years with my driving school teacher in my second driving lesson.
You know who built it, right......?
@@retrogorilla6523 you know that this has nothing to do with it.... Right?
@@holzmax8073 3-4k? it think you got scammed bro, i paid half of that. but i didnt go 230 in driving school tbf
@@retrogorilla6523 i think you dont know who built it....right?
It's incredible how the tires hold up... I get chills when I think that a tire can burst at any moment.
A beast of speed, incredible!
I don't know about the Chiron, but I remember reading somewhere that the Veyron would basically destroy its tires at top speed in about 15 minutes. And a set of tires for the Veyron was around $30k.
You can get same thrills for a lot less money; just buy Kawasaki h2r.
Bullshit @@patrickwhite1826
Those tires are specialized for this speed. It did take years to make them, there are some videos about it on the internet.
comments from another video says the car limit's to 315 kph after 4 top speed runs on the same tires. still wild tho
I was right behind him the whole time in my 97’ civic hatch. Cameras stop rolling when I passed him at 450kph I guess
Wake up Raymond, wake up!
😉
Yes, you had to overtake him because i was pushing from behind with my scooter. Remember? 😁
@@danceattaxx hahaha that was nothing...l was behind you all in my Daewoo matiz with a roofrack and towing a camper trailer..plus the wife and 2 great Danes 👍.
And still my foot was not to the floor..
Mind you l did fit low profile tyres...and did rechip the engine..🇬🇧🇪🇦😁😅😅👍👍
I was ahead in a 86' Lada Samara but he didn't catch me 😜
Maybe in the quarter mile...
I've always wondered what traveling over 300km/h and 400km/h would look like, especially on a public road. Thank-you for that. The Chiron makes it look comfortable and as if you not going as fast as you really were.
An f1 car would look boring on that same stretch of road compared to that speed🤣
@@paulmansfield8202 and chiron look boring in acceleration comparison with f1
Scary AF for sure, like 200 on a single line road
In Germany it is sometimes dangerous, because of the idiots who drive on the middle or left lane only. If you have 5 lanes, you'll see no one on the right lane🙄
@@richitkohrichitko4355 Pointless to compare both. On board of a single seat F1 car, constant hearing of high rev engine can get irritating in addition of being uncomfortable for a long run. Onboard view of Chiron with two people feels like cruising on a commercial (or private) jet or a high speed train.
The car and the speed are impressive, but I can't help but notice how well Autobahn is maintained. It has to be perfectly smooth to go that fast and be so stable.
Roads in the “good old” USA could never keep up
@@hunterdale1354 they're fine
@@chronos1081 Roads in the usa are from a 3th world country compared with west european roads.
@@chronos1081 they're aight
@@3DPeter You don't even know how to say 3rd
my man drives 417kph, brakes slightly and starts to cheer
*proceeds to take the hands of the steering wheel at 350kph*
you have balls of steel, you've been super careful and you trusted god, like we all should
you have my respect
It’s almost impossible to find the Autobahn as empty as this, it’s more impressive than the speed 😅
It's rare, but at the right daytime's certainly possible
At the right time it's not a problem to find the Autobahn so empty. Especially on a Sunday, when no trucks are allowed to drive, that's no problem, for example.
Cologne to Bonn is pretty empty on the weekends but the straight is shorter than this one and there is a slight curve that is doable at 300 but maybe not at 400.
when you go drive on januari 1 before midday you have all the roads for youre own.
It's empty at night.
That acceleration at the 200kph mark was INSANE!!!!
nice 1 acusa lad
Right.. take a zero away and my car still doesn’t accelerate that quick
absolutely!
200-260 was faster than my car's 0-60 (in km) hahaha. What a dream this would be
@Cancel Patrick If it costed 6 more zeros than his car than his car would have to cost $1-$9.
It would be awesome to see a POV from the spotters on the bridge, or from a car being passed, seeing the blue blur would be insane
YES YES YES THIS. PLEASE.
Other means of transport and even faster, but to give you an idea, check out 8:28 : th-cam.com/video/EOdATLzRGHc/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=S%C3%A1ndorCsaba
There is, just watch the Video 4 Videos befor this one.
Согласен!
You are right
Best part of the Autobahn A2. The 40km between Ziesar and Magdeburg. There are only 2 or 3 light bends, the rest is straight ahead! You can watch the Autobahn on Google Maps. He starts at "Tank & Rast Raststätte Buckautal Nord" and goes West to Exit "Theeßen" which is 17km in Distance. Time needed: 2:45 min. If you Calculate the average Speed between the Start and the End (1km away from Exit "Theeßen"): 351km/h or 218 mph
That's a great observation. Initially due to the blurred video, I thought it was from a game. But I just took the time to match up Google map and the location of the trip, even the bridges and trees match all up exactly. The trip must have been made in early wee hours or even on weekend. Traffic was super light.
For all the Americans watching this, that is roughly 259 mph. Insane video and safe driving, well done!
Imperial Units are the most ridiculous bullshit that was ever invented. But of course, Metric Units are too simple for proud Americans...
On behalf of all Americans.. thanks for that
how is that safe driving?
@@Ixe416 It well erm isnt. But its fun.
LMAO at "safe driving" one mistake and the Bugatti and whoever they hit is a pancake.
I absolutely love how stable the Bugatti looks at these speeds. Low, piercing, and unwavering - like a 4400 pound bullet. It is the purest, most beautiful conception of automobile speed I have ever seen.
It is man, remarkable engineering
Second that. it looks so stable and composed. I'd have to say worth every penny. What other car can do that?@@charmsly9506
Agreed. I just don’t understand people when they say this machine is ugly.
You gotta thank the German engineered road for that
For me it's hard to tell which part is due to Bugatti suspension and which is due to GoPro image stabilisation
He averaged about 270kph; what's insane is that he travelled about 12km in just under 3 minutes.
How is that insane?
When you’re going 250 it takes 3 minutes to do 12 KM. Won’t lie but this is rather normal and commonly achievable and done by people driving on freeways. It’s 10 km in 3 minutes when going 200, a much more popular speed.
Nothing exciting really.
@@Brian-jv8iy that might be true, but to warm you're tires up at 200 km/t on a public road is pretty exciting.
@@Brian-jv8iy it's insane when you live in a country whose speed limit goes up 110kph, so even on the highway it would still take about 6-7 minutes to do that
@@Brian-jv8iy oh oh oh
Welcome to the German Autobahn
Imagine chilling in your civic going 80 and then suddenly this pass by you
I can. Drove the autobahn many times in my military career, and the rental van they give you if you take it on there, and you better be in the right lane. The closing speeds of some of the rocket ships over there is staggering. Sometimes you'd see an AMG Mercedes leading a 7 series BMW and a 911 that look like they are flying in formation doing ungodly speeds.
Seeing the incoming traffic at 400km/h is nuts! Amazing!
Watching the white lane stripes fly by was mesmerizing
The relative speed must be no less than 500-520 km/h!!
@@alobpreis yes
At 200 mph What exactly did you see?😂😂
Yea oncoming traffic at 200 has a speed difference of 600, wow
This is literally taking the "I paid for the speedometer, and I'm going to use the whole damn thing!" to a whole new level.
if so he would be going 500kpmh hhehe
No, there is only one level. That's the full speedometer. Not everyone though can afford a 200+ speedometer.
@@uhyeahitsme413 Shush
@Romain Ratel Nice
"... I'm going to use the whole damn thing!" to another level -
Now that was me 40 years ago going down the decline on A45 from Hagen towards Dortmund in my Renault 4 GTL:
Speedo ended at 120, but the needle advanced until it came back up on the left and hit the Zero again...
The acceleration from 190 upwards was insane!!! So stable at 400 - how cool are engineers 😜
it's basically an Audi
Exactly what I thought, how it accelerated when he floored it, crazy
@@expansionone it's not "basically an Audi" 😂
@@expansionone wtf no
lol rlly struggled to reach 400. 400 for koenigsegg is nothing😂
The record of Rudolf Caracciola in the Mercedes W125 from 1938, 432.7 km/h on the A5 south of Frankfurt, still holds. After 86 years.
No lol the record right now is from Ford with the BADD GT and it hit over 500km in 2006.
@@jewishbanana7055not on a public highway
how many cars were on the road 86 years ago?
@@Erikre33 AND?? What is that got to do with the price of fish ..... FACT! The record on an OPEN PUBLIC ROAD is 432.7 KM/H in a Mercedes W125 .. Set in 1938 and still stands to this day .
What about 447 average (458/436) in Agera RS on Nevada State Route 160 in 2017?
I'm impressed how accurate the speedo was compared to GPS
Ya especially at those speeds.
What about GPS? Different from h2, h2r Speedometer?
Yeah, now you should stop saying that the chiron is slower than what the speedo is showing
@@kawasakitheking4130 Usually car speedometers read about 5% higher than actual speed
@@sjorsangevare and thats wanted, not a technical issue
22 years ago a friend of mine picked me up from Hannover airport and we took the A7 to Hildesheim where his home was. We were only doing about 160kph and a couple of Audis passed us like we were in a clapped-out Kombi. I literally can't imagine having something come up behind you going a full 240kph faster, those other drivers probably didn't even have time to identify what type of car... or low flying aircraft... it was. Imagine the view and the sound from one of those overpasses as the Chiron screamed toward it. Awesome stuff!
I bet if you watched from the first overpass at the start of the straight you could hear it roar until he lifted 10kms down the straight
It’s the Bahn,drivers expect something to blow by! Now in the states, people will freak out, because we’re oppressed.
Этих людей так быстро еще ничто не обгоняло😁
@@mnoell35 not really sadly. Most drivers here are very stubborn/mentally disabled and pull out in the left lane expecting you to look out/stop in the very last second…
@@mnoell35 calm down snowflake lol. Most of our roads are not designed for this kind of high speed travel. You need large stretches of straight and level road, with unobstructed views, not to mention high road quality. It's just not currently feasible in the US.
You want this? Either move to Germany, or do your part and vote officials in who would improve our infrastructure. Better yet, run for office. Until then, stop complaining that this is "oppression" lol.
Here's another thing that would have to change to put us on par with Germany. Road safety and awareness, on the part of drivers. Look around you at the attentiveness of other drivers. No way should we be allowed to pass another driver at double or even more the rate of speed. Not until we can be confident that every driver is making spatial awareness one of their top priorities when driving.
The "have a nice day!" when the spoiler flips up to add drag. That's a nice touch for all the cars he passes to enjoy haha
All those lucky drivers got to experience what a car flying past at 400kph is like! I wish I could see someone’s POV
my thoughts
It is not 400 but still impressive
th-cam.com/video/S9qXmtZUcOs/w-d-xo.html
And it’s extremely limited
Me too.. 😇
I remember a buddy of mine that was stationed in Germany saying he was going 150 mph on the Autobahn and he felt he was going super fast until someone blew past him like he was sitting still 😂😂😂😂😂
Fun facts : You have to use a special key to "unlock" the 400kph mode of the car, you'll use your full tank in about 15 minutes at this speed, and after the run you have to change the 4 rims and tyres in case it has been deformed by the speed
at $20,000 each that is not going to happen
At that point its questionable whether it counts as a legit top speed.
@@chadhaire1711if you can afford a Bugatti that’s nothing lol
Correction: you don’t have to change the rims in the Chiron, only tyres, and don’t know how many runs it takes. That a Veyron issue.
No, that wheel change clause is to keep the lawyers happy. Bugatti can’t be sued when someone crashes after not changing wheels and tyres.
Amazing how stable it is at those speed and completely composed over bumps and expansion joints. Extremely impressive
this car is more comfortable at 400 than my car at 100
@@guguigugu this car was designed to go up to 500km/h, if it wasn't for the tires
and there is even a faster version of this car, the SuperSport that reached 490km/h, but I think the streetcars came with a speedlimiter set.
they picked the right place. On typical autobahn this thing would be sent flying at this speed :)
Everything has it's price though. Bugatti recommends changing the rims (yes, the rims - not the tyres!) every 10k miles. These insane speeds will eventually leave a mark on the material, the wear and tear is much higher.
I cant believe no one made a "when she says her parents arent home" joke.
they did
It truly is remarkable to witness how stable the car performs at such high speeds.
Downforce
because it's computer-generated CGI.
Those wheels are spinning at incredible speeds
And they dont fragment
@@christophschwarzherz5909 lmao
@@christophschwarzherz5909 it's called stability by downforce.
Those roads are so clean, I literally thought this was a video game at first.
Same thoughts
I still think 🧐
Netherlands ways look much cleaner, but sadly a speed limit of 100km/h and much more cars. But luckily the autobahn is only 20 minutes away.
Same here
It is a video game lol
1:13 the way it accelerates so effortlessly 🔥
People when the car made to be able to reach and withstand incredibly fast speeds with little to no effort reaches and withstands incredibly fast speeds with little to no effort:
bros the appreciation police @@BlueNades1
Just when I said come on give it some gas.
reaches 300 like my Panda reaches 60
False readings?
Ty kráso, a to to natáčel čech :D Hezky pěkně, se projel v takovém autíčku, taky bych si nechal líbit
Watched it in double speed, just to know how 800km/h on a public road would be.
That s pretty genius actually.Thanks 4 tha tip.
It's only a little slower than the cruising speed of your average jetliner.
Airplane
Big brain move
ROFL xD
I think I never saw someone driving this fast before!
And I think you will never see someone driving this fast again. At least in Germany and on public roads.
Me too, It looked soo unreal. It was like watching Super Saiyan Goku flying super fast😯😯
@@ghost37217 WIth all the karens, leftists and greens shltting new laws and restrictions? For sure.
Check out video of the thrust ssc, probably my favorite video when I was much younger
That's because the video is fake. Look at the cars he passes. They're just renders.
unbelievable, just imagine being passed at +400km/h
I can't even explain how much I'd love that
By a guy whose name is Passer...
I would feel superfluous!!!
@Buzz 42 Thats not even close. 200kmh to standing still wouldnt describe at all. just imagine driving 200kmh and someone passes u with double speed. thats just insane.
i get what u are saying, the difference is the same, but its not comparable at all.
Blink and you wont see it coming
Skvělé - úžasné - perfektní ! Némá to chybu !!! Díky za video , pánové !! 👌👌👍👍
The acceleration from 200 to 300 was faster than in my car from 0-50!
nice car bro
wtf do you drive 😂
and the bugatti can go 0-400 while my opel combo does 0-100 🙃
fücking 27 seconds on flat terrain revving to the limiter gusirgovrhdsewtbn
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At 417 km/h , it looks more stable than my Peugeot 2008 at 192 km/h on autobahn
It is true because noone expects Peugeot 2008 go that fast. It is more impressive than going 400+ in Buggati
Hm.....well.....
Well there's a little price difference from Bugatti to Peugeot
Than my accent at 100 km/h
My Toyota Avensis is 2018 and when i drive 180+ its not very stable to feel safe....i barely drive more than 160 because of that.
One mistake or hole on the road and you're life is over.
The way that accelerated from 200-400 km/h blew me away. It did it quicker than my motorbike would do it going from 0-200. Absolute rocket ship.
200-400 took like 35s from 01:13 to 01:48. while this is very impressive for 200-400 (400kph alone) it is by no means fast (especially for a bike) for 0-200. This takes about 8s in a Tesla Model S Plaid.
@@uNki23yeah but basic chirons 0-400 is actually like 35 seconds from launch control 0-200 in 5 seconds 2.3 0-100
Thats what 1600bhp does. 16 cilinders and 4 turbo's. Absolute over the top lol. And this move was super uber dangerous.
hahahaha yess!!!!
@@uNki23 no one cares
From WC USA, In the early 1960’s USAF, my vehicle was a 1961 Ford Pick-up Truck, 6 cylinder, 3 speed manual transmission, it would do 97 miles per hour, about 155 km per hour, on the München-Berlin Autobahn as they didn’t have numbers on it then! But that was pretty cool back then especially when you would look in the rear view mirror and see flashing lights behind you that turned out to be a Porsche that probably blew by you at close to 200 km per hour! Those were the days!
I can only imagine how terrifying that experience would be for people in the right lanes. Probably cause their entire car to shake when he passes.
@ixYoseph lol it does, depends actually on your car, but i've seen slower cars and strong shales
@@kanalisationerstellen erzähle keinen blödisnn , auf der rechten spur merkste garnichts. fahre jeden tag studenlang die A7 , A2, A14 rauf und runter. und zwar in nem PKW
Even trucks shake.
I think they are used to it there. Germany > America for driving fast.
@@HALTSMAULALLLER English please.
Man the acceleration from 200 to 300 km/h just blew my mind.
It was a gear shift
16 cylinders baby
Rimac Nevera can accelerate from 300 to 400 mph in 16 seconds, compared to Bugatti's 27 seconds, as demonstrated on their official TH-cam channel.
it's a video game bruh
No drama. Absolutely marvelous piece of engineering.
The circumstances were perfect, the person knows how to handle this car, the Autobahn motorway in Germany partly doesn’t have any speed limit - I don’t see anything irresponsible. Posers who rent a Lambo they can’t handle are irresponsible or people who drink and drive. Beautiful Bugatti on a beautiful deutsche Autobahn.
Exactly.
Hey i am German, you have to write „on a beautiful deutschen Autobahn“😜 Take it as a joke😇
@@allgemeintoleranz2598 bro let him live he doesn’t know german no need to fix his grammar errors
@@dr1cksfn290 Bro. I already Said it was a joke. No Need to explain That again.
"- I don’t see anything irresponsible." No, because what you "see" is what you already *believe* . "Beautiful Bugatti on a beautiful deutsche Autobahn." Says it all. You *believe* everything which looks appealing to you. Neither science, nor law, nor medicine is based on what you see or believe. *Religion* however is.
Luckily for us the modern world and all its inventions weren't designed and created by those who use "Beautiful Bugatti on a beautiful deutsche Autobahn.". Cretin.
What an amazing piece of technology! Thank you for this 😊!!! And as always: gute Fahrt!!
Incredible how stable and composed it is at those speeds. Just imagine how much engineering and testing has gone into making the Chiron that good.
th-cam.com/video/6_3LhIjV6aY/w-d-xo.html
An interesting video,about one of the tests (gone wrong),made by Loris Bicocchi (test driver for Bugatti, Lamborghini, Koenigsegg,etc...).
That's why japanese cars aka ,,Bugatti Killers" will actually never be better than Bugatti. Masterpiece❤
There was not a single turn, i dont think its a huge challenge to go fast in a straight line
@@NeoEletto24 That test you linked was about the Veyron.
@@zsoltpapp3363 tell me how many cars have attempted this if its that easy? A lot of things have to be right for that run like tyre pressure, temperature, mechanics etc. You cannot take such risks in any hypercar except Bugatti
Just imagine how those other drivers must feel/hear when this beast of a car passes by at +400 km/h!!! Astonishing!! Mind-blowing!!!
I’m sure they will never know what flew by them unless they watching this video.
They would think about how some people can be this entitled, considering this is public motorway and how much danger they are exposing other users to
And what is this goes wrong. Then its really mind blowing, blowing brains out of familys .
I kept thinking "poor driver!" every time he passed a car. Imagine just chillin at 110kph listening to the radio or chatting on the phone and VROOOOMM!! .. i'd shit myself honestly.
More like stupid, selfish, irresponsible and utterly disgusting. There, I fixed it for you.
Only thing astonishing, is you morons supporting this stupid idiot nonsense, completely selfish.
If he did that in the US, he'd likely quickly come up on someone doing 65mph in the left lane.
Same all over the world - except in Germany !!!!!
hence why there will always be a speed limit...we're not built for that life
in germany it's mandatory to drive on the right, you're only allowed to use the left lane for overtaking.
Oh yeah you guys drive on the wrong side of the road
U mean 55-60
Going 300 and moving hands from wheel fir cheering what a legend😂
Its so stable
the car is amazing and stuff but no one here appreciates how good the road quality of the Autobahn really is, which makes 400kph possible
And the slower drivers sticking to the right. If it was the US, most of those driver would be middle lane for no reason and you just know some slow driver would be cruising in the left lane
Well this is a verry rare Autobahn road quality i live in the Netherlands and i visit Germany every week especially the province North Rhein Westfalen and the roads there are very bad not something used to in the Netherlands, btw this is not hate to our German neighbor's i like driving on the Autobahn because dutch people are slow drivers and germans drive verry good and fast.
But that is not the standard case. This Part of the A2 is obviously in really good condition. Most of Germanys Autobahn is in bad shape & has speed limits.
@@marcelpan Falsch. Tatsächlich hat 70% kein Tempolimit
Well, the car is very stable on the road at that speed. With a normal car I would set the limit at around 200 km/h, then it starts to wobble. With a Mercedes or BMW, 250 km/h is still stable, but much more is likely to become unstable. The manufacturer caps it at 250 km/h for a reason.
The cars being past looked like they were just parked on the highway. That was amazing how fast it went from 190 to 400+kmh. Well done!!
Yeah, even the Chevrolet Corvette locks like a snail, even considering that the Corvette might be like a 200km/h, but 417km/h is just absolutly ridiculous
hi hi hi its amazing daaaaamn, 400kmh daaaamn look a car that can go fast daaaamn its unbelivebal how it is possible daaaaaamn damn DAMN i want to buy that car just of that.....
@@jajasking9652 corvette can certainly pass 200 km/h but for sure it is slow compared to this masterpiece of a car
They were going backwards
The one dude standing on the bridge by himself when the car passed underneath with 400kmh must have gotten a heart attack
Thats what I thought. Must’ve been insane to see that pass. They should’ve let anyone film him haha.
I think it was their guy filming it, you can hear them discussing it at ~1:03
He stand there on purpose 😁
Only JESUS CHRIST can save your soul from the flames of hell!
@ 1:59 with a camera on a tripod? Unlikely.
Even if the US had no speed limit, their roads would send you towards the moon if you hit any of the millions of potholes.
Look at Michigan, even going 20mph, those huge potholes destroy your car.
The way that gains speed from 200kmh onwards is amazing, what a machine.
It is absolutely breathtaking to watch
Have you seen koenigsegg my guy@@just-some-dude-on-the-internet
Waited for straight way
The smoothness and handling of the car is in direct proportion to how smooth the surface is. Autobahn is amazingly well maintained.
I am German and I can’t confirm this at all :D
@@ole633 same here, he just knew where he had to be, most part of the autobahn is dogshit :D
Well to be honest this guy just picked one of the newer well maintained parts of the autobahn to drive ^^
@@zSk1lLxRuLeZz you have to consider countries like Australia Canada and usa often have big potholes on the highway and I've never seen anything close to that on the autobahn
Go to france or Italy. These motorways are horrible
The most incredible fact is that a record on german autobahn was set in 1938 and it was 432 km/h
Thats incredible
The guy who did that died a few seconds later. EDIT: It was not him, it was another guy you also almost drove the same speed in the same day.
@@zillertalernazihass incorrect. was a different driver who was trying to attempt to break record later in day. driver bernd rosemeyer.
What the heck were they driving?
@@thatisabsolutelykooooge2211 probably a land speed record vehicle. LSR vehicle's in the 1940's could've already hit 600 KPH.
As a big infrastructure lover I must really say these sections of flawless german highway make me really happy. And to see the road support such velocity, beauty at its best.
as a German and also a big infrastructure lover I can only agree. There are still some sections in rather bad shape but in most cases the quality is very good compared to other countries. But that comes at the expense of constant roadworks throughout the autobahn network...
That's what happens when you don't design your cities like complete idiots. You can have good highways.
😂 Flawless? Germany is the world champion at construction zones. All of our highways are shit. Potholes, broken pavement crap roads. When they do decide to fix one they post a sign that it will take three years to complete 5 miles.
@@screwyouyoutube5493have you ever left germany, or let’s say central europe? While I agree that german roads could be much better, they are still among the best in the world.
@@screwyouyoutube5493 if you saw Canadian roads you'd know that next to that German roads are immaculate.
looks scary (especially for cultures which are not used to - which is btw. also true for Germans who have not much clue about cars and driving) but this ride is actually a quite safe one. they obviously prepared/planned this ride. they choose a time and autobahn route with less traffic. and they accelerated to highspeed just when they reached a planned 'downward' route to get more speed out. before and after they drove slower. so its rather a well prepared and timed demonstration and just the 'extreme' does most of the scary work. factually it was more scary if one introduced in Africa, Latin America, India etc. all of a sudden a 'no speed limit' and you have to ride there. such alternate realities show very good how much of the safety aspects are not just in the car and driver but the entire culture, from all the developed technical framework for street and car maintenance, fitting rule system and over centuries ingrained higher driving culture. one has to be aware that back in the 20. century when most parts in the world even had no cars or just to a low amount (plus a low media infrastructure and access/knowledge) millions of Germans already discussed all kind of details of how to drive correct, how to avoid this or that, technical aspects about the cars, streets, laws and so on. over time this became a much more developed and aware driving culture which one even in the 21. century with much better information etc. could not just 'implement' instantly into other cultures. even similar organized ones like Japan or Korea or in general similar discussion friendly western countries like the US, Australia or Canada this would take some time to adapt. And little things matter which developed over time like getting used to special glances, calculating with higher speeds (like in computergames) and reaction times, how others might react and so on ... and that in less organized and more chaotic countries/cultures this would just not work and lead to uncalculatable risks (already a hole in the road can mean a timeout, from much more irrational group behavior not to speek) should be obvious. an interesting aspect is that since Germany is the dominant European country right in the center of Europe which also means the Nr. 1 transfer/traffic country (within and through) for all kind of traffic (roads, cars/trucks, tracks/trains, flights, packages, internet and so on) that especially but not only the surrounding bordering countries have to adapt - specially now in the 21. century - if driving in or through Germany. some unsafety driving on German autobahns are due to this aspect often not from Germans (while experienced European truck drivers over time should faster adapt, even if it was already known back then that some more 'exotic' European truckies had questionable trucks and driving skills - but here globalization and European homogenization also helps).
The quality of the roads and empty highways is perfect, that’s basically impossible here in the US.
Not every country can be as great as Germany
I've never seen this before aswell. He took a chance out of a million. Usually I can't even go higher than 200km/h cause of stupid people on the left line
You've got no idea about the real state of our streets and highways here in Germany. So please stop making comparisons.
That’s the same in Germany😂 It was bist an Early sunday Morning. That’s why there’s no one on the road..
Ist aber auch die Ausnahme in good old germany !!
It's crazy how fast this car went from 200 to 400 kmph under few seconds
it all comes down to the tail wind lol
Eve crazier how my guy just took hands off wheel
They holding a record with this car. 42 seconds.
42 seconds from 0 to 400 back to 0. 🤦
@@_Yannex the Koenigsegg regera did it faster so it's not really a record
@@_Yannex they were the first to do it and claimed it as the wr, Koenigsegg soon after smashed that record
All these cars parked on the highway, so dangerous!
lmao😂
LOL - thx 4 ur nice joke😎
😂 lol
@@lewischime5737 hahahaha
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Absolutely insane! 😱 The Bugatti Chiron hitting 417 KPH on the Autobahn is mind-blowing! 🚗💨 The on-board footage gives such an exhilarating perspective. It’s incredible to see the power and speed of this car in action. Just goes to show what engineering marvels can achieve on the open road! 🌍🔥
This car is more stable at 416 km/h than my father's Citroen Xsara Picasso at 20 km/h :-)
Tu sais pas conduire une Citroën alors mdr
You should probably check if you still have your 4 wheels… 😜
My dad had the regular xsara back in the day lol, but it wasn't that bad
Well your dads car surely doesn't cost 2.5 million dollars
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Not a big deal! In a Lada you feel the same after 60 km/h :)
A dream comes true to see a Chiron flying more than 400 kph in real life. Thank you very much and god bless you
Bruh is almost passed 500 kph in a bugatti official video
@@ercapitanoderoma7411 Not in a public road bruh. This is just a countryside road in Germany, did you knew that?
@@ercapitanoderoma7411 can you link the video please?
@@ercapitanoderoma7411 Not normal road..Bruh.
@@StarSizzle Countryside road? Wtf are you talking?
That was a fascinating speed,nice to see their loved ones meeting them when they arrived at London Gatwick 😉
I've done 260km/h on the Autobahn and that was a fantastic feeling...I cannot imagine 417 km/h. Bravo.
Eh.. 260 isn't much.. easily reached that speed in my first ever car 2011 NA 2.8 litre A6 Audi, and 2.8 naturally aspirated is weak AF
@@yuropean_eunion2133 no one asked
@@yuropean_eunion2133 Can you let this man be happy about it plz. He didn't say that he was the fastest man on earth.
The fastest I did on the autobahn was 250 km/h. Wide open stretch with no traffic and high fence on either side to keep animals out. Had driven that stretch several times, several kilometers of visibility. These guys did their homework to minimize risk.
417 is insanely fast!
@@yuropean_eunion2133 okay vettel we know you fast
The best part.... isn't the top speed itself... it's watching it pass the other vehicles already cruising & seeing how incredibly fast it flys past... Gotta imagine what those other drivers say when something passes you on the highway 100mph faster than a Jumbo Jet...
2:49 The best part! Have a nice day too 😁
I cant belive i still see some posts on instagram of people comparing this demon with a 1meter long tesla roadster which literally could give you instant death if carsh at 120+ kph
@@DEINOSUCHUSX those are just dummies who compare A Bugatti with a Tesla lol 😂😂. Ettore Bugatti Once said "If it is comparable, it is no longer Bugatti"
So the chase car was a Supra? Lol
@@AntiHurdaci in your dreams
Neumím si představit jaký to je pocit… neuvěřitelná pecka! 🤩👌
My first car was a Volkswagen beetle from 1974...34 Horsepower and to drive with it over 120 Km/h give me the same feelings you have when you went nearly 410-417...every km/h more makes me feel more exciting...so I know exactly how happy you have been... cheers.
i always wanted to know how they managed to fit 34 horses into such a small car! i can even fit one in mine!
@@andyman8630 i think 🤔 they use pony's...so the beetle...is a pony car...
honestly going 120km/h with only 34 horses seems impressive
2007 beetle convertible stock 2.5L no turbo - 131mph
I drove my Morris Minor Traveller on the Autobahn in 1984. It had a top speed of 50 MPH (80 KpH). Almost as scary as the Bugatti, but for different reasons. :)
That made me laugh out loud! I would have been too terrified to go that slow. 😂 You were brave indeed. 😊
LMAO 🤣🤣
@@floridapielady I think he was terrified the car might start falling apart. 😆
Almost the same experience i had with a very old suzuki alto from 1988,car maxing out at around 105km/hr,so sticking at the right lane was almost the only option;)
Buggati Sir on Autobahn is a legend but u on Morris Minor Traveller on Autobahn is a legend killer.
Quite like Randy Orton.
😂
As a european, what i love about Autobahn is the fact that there's no speed limit, i virtually crossed the whole country of Germany from Austria towards France in 7 hours night drive.
And you sucked two reservoirs probably in the same span
LOL, I drove from Nice to Paris in a similar time, but ended up with 4 speeding tickets ! 😅 That's a record I don't plan on breaking.
@@JeffCahill-tp8ik lmao
@@JeffCahill-tp8ik Lmao, there are apps for that. Just telling you for the next time!!
"virtually crossed" - not really crossed?
welcome to Germany,
but I wonder if this was pre planned that other drivers were not driving on the left side or suddenly changing on the left lane, bcz it happens very often that other drivers underestimate your speed and just change to the left with 100kmh
Porsche in yellow at the end: "Was is'n das für en Audi, der macht gomplett Terror"
Hahahaha!
😂😂😂👍
The insane engineering for that car to not take off is astounding
it's actually an Audi
Indeed. Engineers had to modify the original construction to prevent it from losing ground contact.
With German ingenieur the Boss is Audi!! VW-mother factory pay for Bugatti,now Bugatti is part from the big VW!! Thats why the quality is so high!! Yes the german made the best cars ever!!
@@r.blacky341 Bugatti is owned by Rimac and Porsche but production is always in French Molsheim
@@expansionone engine is vw tho
That must have looked incredible from the other slow moving cars! So cool
those slow moving cars were probably 200 kmph+
lol they're not slow moving, those cars are doing 200kmph+
@@ebhole 1:25 surely that punto was going +200km/h :)
@@ebhole Why would everyone be doing 200+ on the right lane, and 2:09 is literally a panel van.
@@JuhQuzZzz no haha the average speed on the right lane of the highway is about 120km/h. And a Punto can´t even go that much over 200km/h.. I live in germany so I know the average speed on "Autobahn" ;)
always leave the left lane open for the single turbo swap opel kadett tho
The acceleration from 200 km/h up to 400 km/h is just stunning.
Looks cool. Enjoy it!
4 turbos and (v8 + v8) =w16 thats a lots of horse power
Yeah! I wasn't really looking and suddenly he was driving 360 instead of 200. 😂😂
@@himee7781W16 quad turbo. It’s basically an Audi
I remember that in the 1980ies when the speed limit in the US was 55 MPH, I once drove my BMW along the 4+4=8 lane A5 south of the Frankfurt Rhein-Main Air Base at a speed of 205 km/h. This made my American passengers almost suffer from a heart attack!
😂
I'd have a heart attack in a 1980es tin box doing 200 too
Wtf really? 200 is the normal driving speed here in my VW Golf 4 Variant
My (American) girlfriend already starts to hyperventilate when I go 160km... 😆
im 18 and drive faster than that
I do 230kph and it feels awesome. Couldnt even begin to imagine what 300 or 400 would feel like. Great driving 🤙🏼👊🏼
You’d have to have great reaction times and be very aware. Just one mistake could cost someone’s life at that speed.
@@animalloverjulian8243 I think you can scratch remove „could“ from your comment
Being an American I had to get out the calculator! 400Kmh is ~235 Mph. The fastest car I have is a Pontiac Grand Prix GTP (Supercharged Buick 3.8L V6) is speed limited to 135Mph (230Kmh) so as not the exceed the speed rating of the stock tires (mine are upgraded to the next level up). Even 120Mph is enough for me!
Ive been in a car going over 300 on the autobahn, scary fun
Fastest I personally drove was 275 kph in my turbo-charged Audi TT - couldn’t go faster as the track wasn’t as straight and smooth as this here.
Rode shotgun on a 308 kph ride in a Porsche with my aunt who is absolutely fearless.
Man I am sweating just from watching this. My top speed was 300 km/h in an Audi R8. Incredible.
I wonder what the drivers you passed were thinking.
I went 316kph once with an S65 AMG and it felt way too fast for a public road. I can totally understand that most manufacturers limit their cars to 250kph voluntarily. Not every driver is able to drive safely at such speeds.
My fastest is 210 km/hr(130 mph) in the US and I want to see if I can do 240 to 250 km/h(149 to 155 mph). The vehicle I was driving when I went 210 km/h(130 mph) was a 2013 Toyota Avalon. I tired to make it go faster but a governor limits the vehicle to 210 km/h(130 mph). I am not exactly sure what speed I would get really scared at. I am 43 and have hit 1611+ km/h(100+ mph) at least 2 or 3 dozen times I have hit over the past 4 or 5 years.
@@cubby091398 My fastest was ~285 km/h in a tuned BMW Z4, but not as the driver. Somehow going from 250 to 260 km/h feels like going from 100 to 150 kmh, and that applies to each 10 kmh step onwards. I also got increasingly anxious past that point haha, I mean even a small twitch at the steering wheel results in guaranteed death at that kind of speed.
The first time i did 250 i was surprised at how stressful it actually is. You have to be highly concentrated at those speeds. I am fine with 220 or something.
@@raembesright ? That is what i meant. Even over 200 every 20 or so really matter.
@@cubby091398 Dont worry, I am from Asia where the speed limit is low and fastest i have gone is 160 kph, first day i drove in germany I went 240 kph (max I can go in my Audi A3 35), and it is easy speed, the road surface is so good, combined with solid German cars, it does not feel fast
This cars handles those speeds so so well. An absolute gem of engineering this car is.
Until it hits something. I guess the momentum is there to take it straight.
Indeed. It actually is worth every bit of $3mil plus when you really think about it… especially given how many millionaires and billionaires there are today. They probably could’ve charged $5mil and still sold all 500
i wonder what the fuel consumption is at this speed?
Like any other German car , muaahahaha
What blows my mind is just how stable this car is even at 400kph it's insane. Most cars at 300kph+ feels like the world is coming to an end, bouncing around and shaking like hell and feels like body parts are ripping off but not in the chiron. That's y it cost 3mill$. And when u know this car breaks from 400kph to 0 in 9 seconds.
Ye
No way
My 2008 Chevy Spark makes world come an end at 130 kmph. 🤣😅
All you smart asses always forget the most important point: the Autobahn surface must be perfect for such crazy speed attempts. If this car looks so stable, it has mostly to do with a perfectly flat tarmac of this Autobahn section. If you would try this on a French, Italian, or even British "motorway", you would certainly kill yourself, because these roads aren't made for really high speeds.
Thats what body weight does that's why is weigh it around 2000kg which is almost double the weight of any other hypercar
I'm impressed how much accurate that Bugatti speedometer actually is compared to GPS
Finally I got to watch a car running over 400 km/h on a public road! Thank you for the video!👍🏻
When you're doing 400+ the sad part is - those who were sitting in the overtaken cars were saying "Wow, I'm telling you he's doing 300+"
theyre not wrong tho
Most people would say he is an idiot
@@vieraeugigerZyklop not really. Id propably laugh and smile like a little child seeing that
They are probably already at 300+ too
@@vieraeugigerZyklop but then, the wiser monkeys know about their own idiocy
Seeing a car doing +400 in a public road for the first time in 27 years. Simply awesome.
Which car did it 27 years ago? I bet it was Honda Civic gen V VTi.
Actually, he did go 400+ in a Veyron too!
@@SssagaBenches4U it was smokey negata with the v12 supra I believe
Koenigsegg did their record run with the Agera RS on a public road as well, only difference was that the road was closed whereas here it wasn't.
@@ghostsquadron284.9 So then it wasn't a "Public road" at the time of recording was it?
2:42 bro really left the hands of steering wheel at 300+
In Germany, there is a right-hand-driving rule. Even at 400 km/h, someone may still be going faster! ☝🏼
Long Live the Autobahn 🖖
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There are still the notorious Mittelspurschleicher and people overtaking them at more normal speeds. He's just incredibly lucky there wasn't one that day.
😂😂😂 the Volkwagen behind with 450 km/h makes the „Lichthupe“
Meine Lichthupe von hinten hat er auch ständig ignoriert 🤪
I mean he kinda respected it... Untill he got really fast
Over a minute through the video, I was wondering what was keeping you from stepping on it.
You were waiting for a long enough straight line!
Exhilarating!
Thanks very much for this!
As beautiful and amazing as this feat is... nowhere else in the world could this have happened.
That road is SO WELL MAINTAINED 😍
sadly alot of them are not. he had to pick the right time and the right road part to pull of this stunt. this was thought out and planned
To everyone thinking all highways in germany are like this, they're not. Most are terrible concrete slabs where if it rains you can't see shit.