Usually, the Veyron Grand Sport sells on the market for $2 million, but the leftover car you see here was auctioned, according to unconfirmed information, at Pebble Beach for $2.9 million.

The car pictured here is John Heinricy's '96 Grand Sport, which carries serial number 001 out of 1,000 units built. Until his 2008 retirement, Heinricy had a gearhead's dream job: He played with ...

• Grand Sport #001 - Harry Yeaggy, Cincinnati, Ohio. It was purchased for $4.2 million in 2002 from Rob Walton. • Grand Sport #002 - Simeone Foundation Museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The first Grand Sport of the five, #001, got a 360-hp fuel-injected 327 V8. Eventually Grand Sports ran 377 cubic-inch aluminum small blocks with four side draft Webers all good for 550 hp.

Duntov took Grand Sport #001 to Sebring for testing. The car attracted attention and word got back to GM's Chairman of the Board and staunch supporter of the AMA Ban, Frederick Donner.

An American auction house will be selling off one of the rarest and most valuable Corvettes in history – the mighty 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport, chassis no. 002. Often referred to as an ...

The Grand Sport from 2011’s Fast Five is based on the convertible version of the so-called “Cobra Killer.” Ohio-based Mongoose Motors built 12 examples of the replica two-seater for use ...