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As we know the Bugatti Veyron is with the design from the creator Jozef Kaban Rare. Because it was only built 2005 times in the French Molsheim plant between 2015 and 450. However, modified specimens are even rarer. There are only a handful, if any, of those. And one tuner who has dared to tune the Veyron several times is Mansory. For example, the company brought the Vincero d'Oro, the Vivere Diamond Edition by Moti and Live at the start. And such a Vivere (was presented about 7 years ago at the Geneva Motor Show) was made by the team of West Coast Customs another revision subjected. And with a lot Carbon in combination with the Audi paintwork Nardo Gray.
the Veyron rims have been repainted
The Mansory rims have disappeared since the renewed upgrade and have been replaced by the original Bugatti rounds. The wheel and the brake system are optically in the style of the Chiron in Blue painted. That also fits all blue cabin. However, the interior wasn't always blue either, as the video shows. Before the rework it was White and black. Carbon details von Mansory were retained. The restyling is definitely a success visually. The Mansory Bugatti Veyron Vivere definitely looks more appealing. West Coast Customs did a good job we think.
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