The body of the Bugatti Chiron hypercar was decorated with sketches of cars from different years for 2 years (13 photos + 1 video)
Bugatti unveiled the Chiron Super Sport hypercar with prefix Golden Era in the title. It's a one of a kind Chiron outside and inside decorated with sketches of other models from different years. The collector who ordered the car wanted to pay tribute to historical heritage of the brand, and the manufacturer says that this is hardly not the most difficult project of Sur Mesure's personalization division: on its implementation took two years. 
The body and interior of the coupe have a two-tone design, and Doré's golden hue was developed specifically for this vehicle. Outside on the passenger side, hand-drawn sketches of 26 historical Bugatti models, including the Type 41 Royale and Type 57 SC Atlantic. Collage with driver's side is dedicated to the modern era: these are 19 drawings of EB110, Veyron and Chiron. On the bottom of the retractable wing there is an inscription Golden era.
Design Director Achim Anscheidt says the companies had to invent a new technological process that would allow draw directly on the paintwork. It didn't work from the first times, and as a result, the design of the exterior took more than 400 hours.
Three more sketches were made on the door cards. Besides, hand-written inscriptions adorned the headrests of the seats, the center console and thresholds. The cost of the project is not disclosed, but it is known that the "normal" Chiron Super Sport cost from 3.2 million euros.
The Chiron Super Sport line itself is an additional edition of the modification of the same name with an index of 300+ in the title, released in honor of the unofficial record set by Bugatti for maximum speed. These vehicles are designed to move as fast as possible. straight. They are distinguished from the base Chiron by a redesigned one to reduce drag coefficient body kit, extended by 25 centimeters rear part of the body, boosted from 1500 to 1600 hp W16 engine and alternative settings for a number of systems. 
