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The Bugatti Veyron celebrates its 20-year anniversary this year Karl Brauer What’s it like riding in Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Bugatti Veyron on the Las Vegas Strip, with a police escort and the ability to run red lights without fear? Admittedly, that’s a question I never expected to ask myself, let alone be able to answer. But now I can after attending The Wynn Concours. And it wasn’t just Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Bugatti strafing the Vegas strip, it was about a dozen of them, along with a collection of new and classic cars from brands like Lamborghini, Maserati, and McLaren. With a police escort and no traffic light concerns, riding in Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Bugatti Veyron on the Las Vegas strip was…well…pretty fun. A police escort on the Las Vegas strip was included in the weekend's events Karl Brauer The Wynn Concours Offer a Wide Range of Activities The strip experience capped a weekend at The Wynn Concours, the fourth year for an event that’s grown every year and become a massive collection of premium cars and premium activities. These included a Broad Arrow car auction, an evening car show, and a concours event encompassing a wide expanse of The Wynn golf course. MORE FOR YOU Pre- and post-war categories are included at The Wynn Concours The Wynn Concours The 2025 Concours at Wynn Las Vegas included both pre- and post-war vehicles, with awards given in multiple categories for Best of Class and Best of Show winners. If the dozen or so Bugattis at the strip cruise weren’t enough, there were about 70 on the concourse lawn, making it the biggest collection of modern Bugattis in the brand’s history. The new Bugatti Tourbillon featues a V16 engine and three motors that make 1,800 hp Karl Brauer Bugatti’s Newest Supercar at The Wynn Concours Also featured on the concours lawn was Bugatti’s newest super luxury car, the Tourbillon, an 1,800-horsepower V16 and electric-motor-powered rocket ship that can get to 60 mph in 2 seconds and travel at over 275 mph. This one replaces former Bugatti benchmarch performers like the Chiron Super Sport. But if you want one…well, we spoke with the head of Bugatti, Christophe Pinchon, and he told us they are sold out until 2029. Over 600 cars worth over $1 billion was on display at The Wynn Concours Karl Brauer The Wynn Concours’ One Billion Dollar Display Other show highlights included more than 44 Paganis, over 230 Lamborghinis, and a total of 600-plus vehicles, giving the show’s display a value beyond $1 billion dollars. After 4 years The Wynn Concours has established itself as a serous car event Karl Brauer The Wynn Concours has become a certified stop on the automotive enthusiast calendar. Its combination of high-end automobiles and high-caliber activities validates it as a serious event. As with other big car weekends, I expect to see The Wynn Concours in Las Vegas continue to grow and thrive in the coming years. Editorial StandardsReprints & Permissions
