At every car show, Bugatti is presenting a one-off version of the Veyron and the 2014 Geneva Motor Show is not different. This time the Veyron is based on the Grand Sport Vitesse and it is inspired by Rembrandt Bugatti, a famous sculptor who lived between 1884 and 1916. The Rembrandt Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse is priced at 2.18 million euro and it will be limited to three units. The Rembrandt Bugatti Veyron comes with bronze-colored clear-coated carbon fiber upper body, while lower half is painted in light brown. The front horseshoe and the EB logo come in Platinum, while the wheels are painted in dark browns. Rembrandt Bugatti's signature has been lasered onto the petrol and oil cap.
At the interior, the Rembrandt Veyron features brown leather upholstery, and various bronze-colored clear-coated carbon fiber trim parts. There are also various Platinum trim parts, such as the EB logo on the steering wheel.
