The Bugatti Chiron gets a golden edge with the Golden Era

And as the name suggests, it also has a golden edge.

For 400 hours of painting work on the new Golden Age

We think it is absolutely fair in the case of this model, because The golden age it basically covers the entire history of Bugatti. And they executed it, quite literally, flawlessly. The The golden age it has no less than 400 hours of painting work on the color of the car. To create a guaranteed authentic look, Sur Mesure artisans have finished all the sketches of the original models by hand and pencil. The drawings run through the black nose, while the rest of the canvas is sprinkled with gold.

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A piece of history

On the passenger side we see all the pre-war models such as the Type 41 Royale from 1926 and the Type 57 SC Atlantic. Two full classics. If we go to the other side of the Golden Age, we see 19 amazing drawings that show the rebirth of Bugatti. But if it were up to us, the perfect picture of the most advanced car engine ever, aka W16, quite the icing on the cake.

Image: Bugatti

A difficult project, even for Bugatti

As you might expect, a W16 engine powers the Chiron The golden age of course also due to its horse power. 1600 hp to be precise, since we are talking about the Super Sport form. Now that’s a car. But we still doubt if we’ll see it again outside of the video below. The car was already bought two years ago by an ‘important customer’. The craftsmen at Sur Mesure spent no less than two years on the Chiron. According to Sur Mesure, it was the most difficult job they have done so far. Hats off to you gentlemen, the end result is delicious.