CAR GARAGE | Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport L'Or Blanc (2013) | The L'Or Blanc, the first vehicle equipped with porcelain, According to Bugatti, is a joint effort Between Volkswagen AG's supercar brand and Berlin-based KPM, a 248-year-old porcelain maker traces its roots back That to King Frederick the Great of Prussia.
The special edition Veyron Grand Sport takes luxury motoring to new heights. Bugatti, the maker of the world's fastest production car, has developed a € 1.65 million ($ A2.2 million) special edition of the Veyron Grand Sport model with porcelain Accents, Including a caviar tray.
The L'Or Blanc, the first vehicle equipped with porcelain, According to Bugatti, is a joint effort Between Volkswagen AG's supercar brand and Berlin-based KPM, a 248-year-old porcelain maker traces its roots back That to King Frederick the Great of Prussia. Installing porcelain in the world's fastest convertible car seems a like a pretty odd idea,'' Stefan Brungs, the brand's sales chief, said.
VW purchased the Bugatti in 1998 along with the Lamborghini and Bentley ultra-luxury nameplates to Compete with Bayerische Motoren Werke AG's Rolls-Royce. Under VW's reign, the brand, the which was founded by Italian-born car designer Ettore Bugatti, started production of the two-door Veyron 16.4 in 2005. The vehicle features 12 porcelain elements, Including wheel badges and fuel and oil caps.
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