At the entrance of Maison Bugatti during Pebble Beach Automotive Week, a singular, all-white Chiron stands as a centerpiece among the marque’s most elite models. Owned by attorney Steve Dimopoulos, the vehicle’s rare configuration earned it a prime spot alongside the brand’s new Tourbillon hypercar at the prestigious gathering.
Bugatti Beverly Hills General Manager Tim O'Hara confirmed the brand specifically requested this 2019 Chiron for the presentation, citing its "pure" white-on-white aesthetic. Beyond its color palette, the car features bespoke silver-mesh grille treatments and Caractere wheels. Its pedigree includes a cameo in Post Malone’s "Saint-Tropez" music video and a high-profile legal history that preceded its $3.5 million acquisition by Dimopoulos.
For the owner, the car serves as an entry point into a global community, spanning experiences from laps on the Las Vegas Formula 1 circuit to visits at the brand’s historic Molsheim headquarters. The Chiron, one of only 500 built, relies on an 8.0-liter, quad-turbocharged W16 engine to deliver 1,500 horsepower.
Dimopoulos is now transitioning to the next chapter of the marque’s legacy as an invitee for the new Bugatti Tourbillon. With a price tag reaching approximately $5.1 million after custom options, the Tourbillon pairs an 8.3-liter V16 engine with three electric motors for a total of 1,800 horsepower. Dimopoulos has configured his example in Glossy Nocturne, providing a striking visual contrast to the white Chiron currently on display. The appearance at Pebble Beach follows a significant professional milestone for the lawyer, whose firm recently secured preliminary approval for a $3.05 million settlement related to the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
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