Bugatti says the drawings were made using the same pens used for sketching designs on paper and were applied directly onto the body by hand. The painstaking process took more than 400 hours, and Bugatti described the procedure of hand-drawing on a one-off bespoke Chiron as "intimidating."The interior mirrors the look of the body panels, with three legendary Bugattis emblazoned on each leather door panel.
The Bugatti Chiron Super Sport already costs nearly $4 million, and while Bugatti didn't detail the price for the Golden Era, we imagine its dedicated owner paid a significant amount more for this special Super Sport. The owner will pick up his unique Chiron at Monterey Car Week, and while we hope the Golden Era gets driven, this is one hypercar that would be just as much at home in a museum as it would on track.