Do you like Transformers? I believe that many friends born in the 80s and 90s have watched Transformers cartoons and had a lot of Transformers toys when they were children, so do you want to modify your car into a Transformers theme? Now there is a Transformers version of the Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse, I believe the owner is also a Transformers enthusiast.
This car is one of only 92 Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse, which is already very rare before it has been exclusively customized. It is powered by a 1,200 hp W16 engine from Veyron Super Sport that accelerates from zero to 100 km/h in just 2.6 seconds.
It could reach a top speed of 410 km/h, which made it the fastest production roadster of its time. To ensure that they could harness such power and speed, Bugatti's engineers strengthened the chassis to reduce body roll and improve performance.
The owner of the car, who bought it in 2014, decided to further enhance its rarity through personalization. Because of the love of the Transformers movies, the car was modified with a unique Transformers theme, with a big Bopai logo on the hood.
The logo also appears in the car, with a metal Bopai badge embedded between the seats of the two seats, bearing in mind that this is on a Bugatti worth tens of millions, not a Camaro Hornet. Initially, the headrests of the seats were embroidered with the name of the first owner, but later they have been retouched to expand their appeal.
The car has a light blue exterior with contrasting blue carbon fiber accents, clear taillights and diamond-cut wheels. The theme of exterior painting runs through the car's interior, with blue and black leather perfectly matched with Bugatti's sporty comfort seats and blue contrast stitching.
The owner, Daniel, didn't get much of a chance to enjoy the power of this supercar. In 2016, it was reported that this Bugatti was sold as an odometer with only 568 kilometers. A few years later, in 2018, it reappeared on the sales market with an odometer of 840 km.
Now that the Veyron odometer is 5,200 km, the supercar finally has a chance to go out and breathe, and not just stay in the collection room. The car is currently in Madrid, Spain, and the auction will begin in May.