Check out this black and yellow Honda Civic sporting some Bugatti Veyron styling in a parking lot. For this 1992-1995 model it looks as if the only major modification was the front bumper, side skirts, and custom rear quarter panels. Headlights look to be aftermarket but still have the same factory shape to them.
It’s hard to say that the chrome car wraps are catching on, but check out this TAM and Dartz tuned Bugatti Veyron that has been wrapped in red chrome. It actually looks stunning in the sun and with the rays reflecting, it changes from a red to orange look with the chrome finish. The initial tuning job for the chrome wrap was performed by TAM Auto Engineering in Dubai, however the Dartz tuners have their hands on it now in France. The Bugatti Veyron also appears to have wheels that have been wrapped, some interior upgrades, and of course the chrome red skin covering the exterior. Tell us what you think in the comment section below!
Most people on this site would kill to own a Bugatti Veyron, but when reality sets in, it’s just not going to happen. That’s when the Bugatti Veyron replica car builders come to play, and this two million dollar Bugatti Veyron now has a cheap price tag. Well not exactly cheap at 89,000 USD, but a fraction of what it would cost to own a real Bugatti Veyron. This replica car was built on a 2002 Mercury Cougar with a V6 and automatic transmission. Only major problem I see is the car having 112,000 miles! It will probably need a new engine swap and suspension soon, however a potential new owner will have the body work, 20-inch wheels, angel eye HID headlights, LED taillights, functional gas cap, and power windows with working mirrors. The eBay seller says the interior is still in progress but very close to being ready for upholstery. We’ll keep our eye on this one and see how it turns out. You can check the listing here.
Check out this picture, one of the first customized Bugatti Veyron Super Sport that received more than a new set of wheels. It looks like the car has been wrapped in matte black, or painted. Most likely wrapped so the factory paint job underneath will stay perfect, but it’s hard to tell since the pic was probably taken from an iPhone. Limited to a production of only 40 units, the latest edition of the Bugatti supercar boasts 1,200 horsepower with a top speed of 434 km/h. It can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.5 seconds, and reach an amazing 300 km/h in only 15 seconds. No wonder these stunning Bugatti Veyron cars hold the world speed record.
The car wrap specialists from SkinzWraps had this Bugatti Veyron on display, which was a collaboration project between them and the Epson printer ink company. The design you can see here is beyond wild, and goes to show that any type of skin for your car is possible. All you have to do is send them your idea and they can come up with a wrap to fit your car perfectly. The company even has a new FastSkinz vehicle wrap material that is said to make cars more efficient. Supposedly, these skins reduce drag to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions. We’ll just have to see how this forms over the next couple years. Maybe all future production vehicles will be wrapped instead of painted, who knows?
