Bugatti introduced their second main variant of the Bugatti Veyron in 2010. Known as the Grand Sport, this new Veyron featured a removable targa top, giving the world's fastest production car at the time an open top experience. The Veyron Grand Sport was largely similar to the Veyron EB 16.4, but additional structural support and subtle aerodynamic tweaks feature on the Grand Sport in order to maintain the driving experience expected from a Veyron. Numerous special editions of the Grand Sport were produced, such as the Grand Sport L’Or Blanc, Grand Sport Sang Bleu, and Grand Sport Bernar Venet. The Veyron Grand Sport was produced until 2015, with just 150 examples built.