If you are a car enthusiast you have definitely heard about the Bugatti Veyron, it is probably the best known supercar on the market today, a car everyone would love to drive but only a very lucky few can afford. One London limousine hire company may have a treat for you and other car enthusiasts soon.

London, UK -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/22/2013 -- According to wikipedia the Bugatti Veyron is indisputably the fastest and most expensive production car ever built, the Veyron has a verified 0-60 time of 2.46 seconds and it's massive 8 litre, 16 cylinder engine with 4 turbos attached can produce over 1000 horse power and manage a top speed of around 250 miles an hour. Only the Ariel Atom is faster to 60 but that doesn't have doors, a windscreen or roof (not good for a limo) and it can only manage about 160 mph at the top end too.

Very few Veyrons were ever built and even if you can find one for sale you won't get much change for £1 million this means that most ordinary people are never going to even see a Veyron let alone be able to drive it, this is why www.go-easylimo.co.uk who say they are London's largest limo hire company have started negations with a Limousine manufacturer in the US. www.go-easylimo.co.uk hope to acquire a stretched version of this very rare supercar and whilst they probably won't be to keen on letting their clients drive it they are sure many car enthusiasts will be queuing up to have a ride in one, imagine arriving to your wedding or any other special occasion/location in a stretched supercar capable of 0-60 mph in less than 4 seconds.

http://www.go-easylimo.co.uk say they currently have up to 25 different limousines for hire at any time, their fleet currently includes Lincolns, Hummers and Cadillacs. The company offer their services for a range of occasions such as weddings, hen nights, stag parties, corporate events and much more to get your limousine hire quote just call the companies free phone number 0800 881 8824.

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