Bugatti unveiled a unique Veyron with a mirror-like body
Bugatti has restored one of the most extraordinary examples of the Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse. The car is distinguished by its mirror-shine aluminum body and an interior trimmed in crimson leather.
Bugatti presented a unique Veyron with a mirror-like body
Bugatti announced that a unique Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse hypercar has been restored as part of the La Maison Pur Sang program.
This instance is distinguished by its unusual body finish.
Instead of ordinary paint, Bugatti used mirror-polished aluminum. To create the body parts, the company used aluminum raw materials weighing up to 20 tons.
An interior trimmed in crimson leather complements the roadster's exterior appearance. The finish also uses exposed carbon fiber elements and handcrafted details.
More than a decade after its production, the car returned to the factory to participate in the La Maison Pur Sang program, which is aimed at restoring and preserving Bugatti's historic models. Experts verified the car's authenticity, performed the necessary restoration work, and brought it back to its original condition.
Upon completion of the work, the Veyron hypercar received a special certificate and headed to the collection of its new owner on the French Riviera. Experts estimate it to be worth at least 3 million dollars.
The company did not officially disclose the name of the new buyer. However, two-time Formula 1 champion Fernando Alonso was spotted at the wheel of this unusual Veyron on the streets of Monaco.