Bugatti Shop in Hong Kong is Empty and it Has Nothing to Sell

This Bugatti shop in central Hong Kong is completely empty, it has nothing to see and nothing to show. It has been empty for the past several months.

The shop is located at the street level of  Hutchison House in one of the most expensive location of one of the most expensive cities in the world for retail rents.



The Volkswagen group is already losing several million euros on each Bugatti car sold, if this is not enough, they are also wasting a bundle of money for renting an extremely expensive shops end keeping it empty.


They do not even have any branded merchandise to sell. In Hong Kong you can buy stuff branded Rolls Royce and even branded Maybach, an automobile brand that is not operational any more, but Bugatti has nothing to sell and keeps the shop open.

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