For limited editions of already rather limited Bugatti Veyron (Read: If you have much much more cash than Tom Cruise, who owns the 'run-off-the-mill' Bugatti Veyron), we have the Pur Sang, Sang Noir, Par Hermes and Grand Sport, all of which came from Bugatti's own factory. Only the Grand Sport comes with something different thou, a Targa essentially. As for those other 'mash up of random alphabets' they come in different paint jobs and interior upholstery. Here we have one that has something unique at least, a new bumper job, which were essentially a chrome lining running through the air vents to the middle of the horseshoe grill, turning downwards forming a 'V' which perhaps gave name to this Bugatti Veyron Vincero.
This is the latest creation by Mansory, Swiss tuning firm that was notorious for giving rise for motor enthusiast's monthly prescription of paracetamols from their family doctors, with ridiculous gold plated Merc SLs, Ferrari 599GTBs as if Θεός ινών άνθρακα (The ancient Greek god of Carbon Fiber) threw up on it. While we're all warily looking at our small little plastic bottles of prescriptions, worrying it might not last for the day upon hearing their latest creation involved the Bugatti Veyron, it actually looked quite good, with names that Ettore Bugatti himself wouldn't find difficult pronouncing, smoked chromes coupled with (again) huge slabs of carbon fibers, coupled with some nice gun metal grey wheels, this is one looker definitely.However moving inside, Mansory's tasteless wrath of Θεός γραπτού (Ancient Greek God of Black and White) combination does its best reminding possible owners of how tasteful the exteriors were actually. To add, that small little 'Vincero' legend coupled with that little logo on top of the seats couldn't have done much worse to the interior. Ok stop complaining, we want it.
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