Singer's burned $3 million Bugatti listed at a discount price on auction site
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A Bugatti Chiron that apparently belonged to singer El Alfa is up for auction on Copart for a fraction of its $3 million price.
The black and red coupe shows severe burn damage to the left front fender and is covered in soot, but is otherwise intact.
According to Copart, the Bugatti's massive quad-turbocharged sixteen cylinder engine was able to run at idle when it was delivered, but the salvage specialist makes no other claims about its condition and is selling it as-is.
The car appears to be the same one that was reported in July as the target of arson in a Miami parking garage by Dominican music star El Alfa, who posted video of it on his social media accounts and said he felt he was in danger, but later took them down on the advice of his lawyers, EFE reported.
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