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This Bugatti costs only $68,000 for a good reason

It only does 43 miles per hour.

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Kyle Hyatt
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Bugatti Baby II

The Bugatti Baby II is a 75%-size replica of the legendary Type 35 racer.

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It's a modern take on the original Bugatti Baby from the 1920s.

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Like its forebear, the Bugatti Baby II is electric.

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It's capable in top trim of doing 43 miles per hour.

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The engineers behind it used 3D scanning to make it as accurate a replica as possible.

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The Baby II can be had with a composite, carbon or hand-beaten aluminum body.

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The Vitesse and Pur Sang models even get a Speed Key like the Bugatti Chiron and Veyron have.

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The Baby has swappable lithium-ion batteries so the fun doesn't have to stop when the first battery dies.

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The Baby is being built by Bugatti in partnership with The Little Car Company.

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The top-tier Pur Sang model will retail for just under $68,000.

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