Although many of us probably still think of the Bugatti Veyron as a modern hypercar, the automaker sees the model in a different light. Bugatti said that the Veyron (or at least certain types of Veyron) “now considered a modern classic automotive icon” and that therefore they are ripe for restoration and “give them a new life”.
As revealed in a press release, a Veyron 16.4 Coupé and a Veyron Grand Sport suffered a “careful program of reconfiguration and restoration” by a team of Bugatti experts, all with the aim of giving the car numerous cosmetic upgrades.
To achieve this, the interiors of the cars were rebuilt according to customer specifications and each of them underwent a thorough technical inspection, all before completing the process.
Bugatti has also announced that this restoration concept will become more common in the future, as it plans to deliver another 10 “restored” cars in the coming years.
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