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Bugatti Grand Tour turns Cape Town into a R400 million supercar showcase | SA News

11 March 2026 by Guest

Cape Town has seen its fair share of jaw-dropping vehicles over the years. But this weekend, the Mother City played host to something far rarer: a moving parade of some of the world’s most expensive hypercars.

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According to The South African, the 2026 Bugatti Grand Tour officially kicked off in Cape Town, bringing a small convoy of ultra-exclusive Bugattis onto the region’s winding coastal roads. For car enthusiasts and curious onlookers alike, it is the kind of sight that normally exists only on social media or at international motor shows.

Instead, it is happening right here along the Western Cape’s most scenic routes.

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