The Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse's performance is greatly hampered by its poor acceleration. Oddly enough, you think its weight would warrant its handling, but the Veyron actually handles and drifts really well, a trait common to the seven original Class S cars. Another big downfall of this car is its nitro that not only is low power, but also a high consumption rate of 9/14/19. The Veyron's has a display speed multiplier of 91.46%, and costs 225,000 credits to buy.