Check out this new picture of the upcoming Bugatti 16C Galibier. The car’s still in concept phase but this already greatly gives gearheads a great idea of Bugatti’s plans for new high-performance saloon that will be launched in 2013 as a follow up to the Veyron.

The concept was originally made to test out market reaction if customers would be reacting positively to it but Bugatti seems heavily favored in making the car when Veyron production ends in 2012.

Not too many details have been released regarding the car but it sure looks like it will be ready to claim the title of fastest, quickest and mosy powerful four-door saloon. It might not match the Veyron but it will be the new benchmark for four-door cars.

The 16C Galibier is expected to be sold with a £900,00 price tag.

So the news about Conan O’Brien being kicked out of the NBC’s Tonight Show has been the stuff of legend. Sad to say that it even trumped the devastation of Haiti in some younger circles.

As part of O’Brien’s final hurrah, the Tonight Show featured a running gig that aims to spend as much money as possible on NBC’s tab. And one of their featured bit was this Bugatti Veyron Mouse which is basically a standard Bugatti Veyron.

Currently, the Bugatti Veyron is one of the most expensive production cars in the market where it’s price tag is currently north of $1.4M.

Conan later admits that it’s just all for show. So we’re wondering who really owns the Veyron used for the bit. And thanks, Conan for showing us that with proper attire, the Veyron does look like a mouse.

10. Toyota Prius

While die-hard gear- and petrolheads aren’t throwing in the towel yet in this econmentalist revolution that has affected the motoring industry, we have to admit the the impact of the hybrid. It might be slow to drive and you might look like a smug and sanctimonious bastard who likes the smell of his own farts owning one. But it did challenge the status quo regarding cars and saving the planet. And quite frankly, whether we like it or not, that’s where motoring is headed.

9. Ariel Atom

It might not be the car you can live with everyday but it’s a track day car that any middle-aged middle-class person can consider gifting himself with while contending with mid-life crisis. It melts your face and ruptures your spleen. The car redefined power-to-weight ratios. It offers more excitement than six-figure supercars.

8. Nissan GT-R

Forget about Porsches, Lambos, Koenigseggs and Paganis, as far as supercars are concerned, we’re giving it to Nissan. Why? It’s because Nissan has proven that it can shame every self-respecting supercar maker by making a car that’s arguably better at half the price. And if there’s a digital technological showcase, this is it. Makes you forget that it’s a Datsun.

7. Ford Focus Mk2

The Focus might have started its life in the late 90s but the Mark 2 made it one of the better cars of the decade. It looks good, performs well, practical, and wouldn’t make you destitute trying to own one. As a hatchback, it has got the best-ever EuroNCAP ratings for its class trumping rivals like the Renault Megane and Volkswagen Golf. The ST and RS variants made the ordinary man think that a decent fast car isn’t only for thoser who can buy supercars. And it’s available in more markets than most of its US rivals.

6. Aston Martin DB9

Being Aston fans, we know there should be an Aston somewhere in the list. We were really going for the DBS but realized that the DB9 was the car that Aston Martin got right. Without their achievement with the DB9, the DBS would’ve been horrible. The DB9 showed that Aston can make a great-looking great car.

5. Audi R8

Out of almost nowhere, Audi decided to join the supercar fray with the R8. And that’s really something especially since the Volkswagen Group already has Lamborghini to make insane supercars. The thing is, apart from the LED headlamps and that silver thing running down its the side, the R8 isn’t really insane. Sort of a sensible man’s supercar but better in almost (if not all) respects than a Porsche 911. The R8 is one of the best-driving supercars (performance and ease of driving it) our there in the market.

4. Ferrari F430 Scuderia

I know what you’re thinking. If there’s a Ferrari to make this list, it should be the flagship Enzo. But no. The Scuderia is probably the best example of the stripped-down super car by far – proof that you can make a car better by subtracting and not adding. Just take note of the fact that this car is faster than the Enzo around Ferrari’s own track. At less than half the Enzo’s price. And yes, it’s a Ferrari.

3. Fiat 500 Abarth

In a decade that saw people lose jobs and money, Fiat has given us the best cheap and cheerful vehicle – the 500 Abarth. You can now forget the Mini when thinking of small zippy cars because the 500 Abarth is definitely “it.” The real driver’s alternative for owning and driving a great performing car without requiring you to acutally rob a bank. Too bad there’s a long waiting list before you can get one if you decide to.

2. Honda FCX Clarity

We’re really putting it all on black with this one. Notice there’s not one pure electric vehicle in the list? That’s because we think that waiting hours for a car to get back on the road again has sent motoring back into… oh we don’t know. Not even horse-drawn carriages needed 8 hours to get going again. Sure, hydrogen tech has yet to be perfected but the car really is fit for the future. As James May said, “The reason it’s the car of the future is because it’s just like the car of today.

1. Bugatti Veyron

The essence of engineering – taking Newton’s laws of physics and throwing them out the window. Oh sure, Shelby Supercars decided they can build the faster Utimate Aero but nothing trumps the pantomime-effect of the Veyron. It’s fast all right. But you know you’re looking at something different. Something majestic.

Bugatti might be planning its new car (remember the Galibier concept?) but that doesn’t mean that the Veyron should be forgotten. Bugatti made three limited Veyron editions just for the Dubai motor show.

Yup. You read that right. That’s three. And you have to wonder if Bugatti stylers have started snorting powdered aluminum.

The “Nocturne” which features a black and polished aluminum body. To round up the shiny bits, the car featuyres galvanised side windows, custom rims, a platinum center console and black magnesium dashboard.

Next up is the “Sang d’Aergent” inspired by the old Centenary Villa d’Este cars. The car features a two-tone exterior and polished aluminum.

Rounding up the trio is the “Soleil de Nuit” (meaning “sun of the night”) which comes in a deep blue exterior, aluminum finish and a bright orange leather interior.

The cars bear a few hundred thousand on top of the price of the regular Veyron. Despite the Dubai recession, there’s no question that the middle east pretty much is one of the most viable markets for such an expsnsive cars.

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If you think that the targa-topped Veyron Grand Sport is not limited enough, then you might want this – the Sang Bleu.

Remember the special limited run black Sang Noir? This time, Bugatti goes blue with Sang Bleu and its even rarer than the Sang Noir. Only one Sang Bleu will be made.

The distinctive blue color is due to a specially tinted carbon fibre and the rest of the shiny bits are made from polished aluminum. The car also sports body-colored rear airscoops, a new wheel design and a new interior leather trim.

The Pebble Beach event is becoming the home of new Veyrons. The Grand Sport was unveiled there last year.

Yup. Bugatti is reported to be unveiling its four-seater hypercar (dubbed the Bordeaux) at the Frankfurt Motor Show in October. And that bit of teaser’s even accompanied by this grainy teaser picture. Now, see that, Bentley, now that’s how you tease.

The car was first reported to be dubbed the Royale but Bugatti has finally settled for Bordeaux. Better share a name with wine than a quarter-pounder in France. Despite the grainy image here, reports have it that the car will get a shooting-brake-style body and horseshoe-shaped tail lights.

The car will have four seats inside. Speculations also have it that the car will be powered by the same 8.0-litre quad-turbo W16 found in the Veyron. That will definitely make the car the fastest four-seater around. Imagine being driven in one of those at 250 mph while sipping Bordeaux.

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There is a huge demographic of people that will never have the chance to sit behind the wheel of the worlds greatest super cars. Lamborghini’s, Ferrari’s, Aston Martin’s… they are ‘untouchable’ for the majority because they could simply not afford to buy or lease one. High end rental agencies are slowly bringing that opportunity to more and more people as they are becoming more widely available, easier to actually rent, and a greater variety of cars are being offered.

Up until late, the standard ‘baller’ cars that could be found on rental lots catering to those looking for something a little flashier and faster than the PT Cruiser, were the Ferrari 355 and the 360, and assortments of Porsche’s. That has changed quite a bit over the past year or so, we now have Lamborghini’s being offered, and not just the Gallardo either.

But Beverly Hills Rent-a-Car download assassination bureau the free has truly stepped up the game. Offering the all mighty Bugatti Veyron to the likes of all. Well all who have $25,000 to spend on the car for a 24 hour rental of the mega car. We at CarFront were quite intrigued, and phoned up Beverly Hills to get some more information, and find out answers to pertinent questions like:

Is doing 250mph+ frowned upon?

How many supermodels can fit comfortably and uncomfortably in the car.

I’ll give you my wife, house and first born… how about we call it square?

But unfortunately I didn’t even get the chance to ask my pressing questions as their customer service seemed a tad below helpful, after getting transfered around for information. At my last stop I was told to simply send an email, two days later, I’m still waiting.