The One-Off Bugatti Brouillard Reportedly Cost $20 Million, and Now It Has an Owner

A True One-of-One

If you have more than enough money in your bank account, no car becomes unaffordable. More than that, some billionaire car collectors don’t just buy a car; they commission one. They can also serve as custodians of one-of-one creations from the world’s most exotic automakers.

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That brings us neatly to the Bugatti Brouillard. As it is, the Mistral is an epic piece of engineering. Whether you’re into hypercars or not, you should be able to appreciate the work that went into it, along with the intricate details and the numbers that it lays down. The Brouillard takes it a step further by being a one-off version of the Mistral with a fixed roof.

Programme Solitaire

For Bugatti owners who want to truly stand out, the company launched the Programme Solitaire. It’s a special division that specializes in one-off commissions, and the Brouillard was the very first model under that program. It was revealed in 2025, and the car now has a very proud owner.

Before you ask, this isn’t the Bugatti that had a bit of a fender bender recently. That was a Tourbillon prototype, and let’s just say there was a little VW-on-VW violence involved. But back to the Brouillard: Bugatti has just turned it over to its owner, and if you want to know how much, The Supercar Blog reckons about $20,000,000.

Programme Solitaire has since made a couple more one-off cars. There’s the epic FKP that was a tribute to Ferdinand Piëch, and more recently, there’s the Destrier that was based on the Bollide.

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The Specs

As mentioned, the Brouillard is based on the Mistral. This one-off is a hardtop, unlike the car it’s based on, and it has a couple of design changes to make it even more unique. By the way, the car you saw in the press photos is the one that now has a new home, since there’s only one.

As for the engine, it’s one that’s befitting of a Bugatti. It has the same 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 as the Chiron, so there’s proper get-up and go. Power is rated at 1,578 hp and 1,180 lb ft of torque, which is exactly the same as the Chiron Super Sport. It also has bespoke interior touches, and the striking green-on-green color is an elegant touch. A ‘regular’ Mistral went for about $5.5 million, which is a little over a quarter of the Brouillard’s final price. One thing is for sure: the price of this will appreciate should the owner decide to sell it.

We already feel that this car will rarely be driven. With that many zeroes on the price tag, we probably can’t blame the owner. Still, we’re hoping the W16 gets the exercise it needs from time to time.

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This story was originally published September 14, 2026 at 9:30 AM.