We know what your idea, because we're in the same lamentable status ourselves: you'd fully order up that uber-private Hermes newspaper Veyron, but you're not a big fan of the brown and tan paint graphic. Fortunately Bugatti has heard your cries, brother, and announced the availability of new flush options for the Veyron Fbg. The announcement actually came from Monterey but was fast overshadowed, rather ironically, by the promotion of the open-top Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport and the subsequent sale of its first example for $3.2 million. The unveiling of the new-streak Hermes Veyrons took place at the Quail motorsport gathering on Monterey Peninsula, where Bugatti revealed the four new affect schemes existing: "azure wretched and vermilion," "navy cerulean and emerald green," " black and garance red" and "Prussian depressed and unhappy jean."
