This year's Pebble Beach Councours d'Elegance has been packed with cars with a lot of history, but it's also seen some gorgeous, brand new rides. One of the coolest is Bugatti's latest customization of its Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse, the fastest convertible ever.
The Grand Sport Vitesse, introduced in February, is a spinoff of Bugatti's Veyron 16.4, the fastest production car in the world. The drop top comes complete with 1,200 horsepower and a top speed of 255 MPH; it does 0-62 MPH in a blazing 2.6 seconds.
Revealed on Friday at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, the customized version features a white and light blue (Bugatti says "bianco" and "new light blue") paint job over its carbon fiber outer skin, with a Cognac leather interior. The customization is an homage to the 1928 Type 37A, which won the 1930 Geneva Grand Prix with famous driver Pierre Veyron at the wheel. The original 37A is now owned by Jay Leno.
The car that was revealed at Pebble Beach isn't on the market, but its colors are available through Bugatti's customization program, so you can recreate one for yourself, provided you've got $2.2 million on hand.
Now go inside Bugatti's factory to see how it's done >
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