Editing Bugatti EB 218 (section)

==Design==
[[File:Bugatti Cabriolet Type 101 (1952) photo 2.JPG|left|thumb|The design of the EB 218 draws inspiration from the Bugatti Type 101 Guillore 4-door saloon]]
[[File:5705 MNA12064 C Recoura.jpg|left|thumb|EB 218 interior]]
Bugatti commissioned [[Giorgetto Giugiaro]] of [[Italdesign]] to update the [[Bugatti EB112|EB 112]] concept that he designed for [[Bugatti Automobili SpA]] in 1993. The EB218's wheelbase measures {{Convert|3|m|in|1|abbr=on}} and it has a total length of {{Convert|5385|mm|in|1|abbr=on}}. This makes the EB 218 longer than the EB 112 by {{Convert|315|mm|in|1|abbr=on}}. The most notable visual differences between the EB 218 and the EB 112 is a redesigned hood, bumpers and lights. The overall design is far less controversial{{Citation needed|date=October 2018}} than the EB 112's "Droopy [[hatchback]]-saloon" design and has a much more of a typical saloon shape rather than the EB 112's [[hatchback]] shape. The interior design is very simple yet extremely luxurious, with beige leather seats and a large wooden dashboard which manages to keep all the instruments and vents "composed". The EB 218 draws inspiration from the classic [[Bugatti Type 101|Type 101]] Guillore.