The Bugatti EB 110 is a mid engined supercar introduced in 1991. The EB 110 was the only model produced by Bugatti under the ownership of Romano Artioli. Named to celebrate the 110th birthday of Bugatti founder Ettore Bugatti, the EB 110 saw two versions produced, the EB 110 GT and the EB 110 Super Sport. While both cars were fitted with a 3.5L quad turbo V12, the Super Sport's engine was tuned to produce 603hp, while the GT produced 553hp. A short lived and limited production model, the EB 110 was built until 1995, with only 139 road and race examples produced.