Thought that the Veyron special edition treadmill had stopped? Turns out not to be the case, because this is the latest Veyron one-off.
It's called the Bugatti Veyron L'Or Blanc, and is a unique version of the Grand Sport, which has been created for an unnamed Dubai businessman for £1.48m.
But what's so special about it? Well, the Or Blanc has been created with the help of KPM (that's Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur, a 248-year-old ceramics company that once supplied King Frederick the Great, as if you didn't know...) and features porcelain cladding in no fewer than seven places on the car, including the centre caps for the wheels, badge and fuel cap.
It also comes equipped with a dish in the centre console that's intended to be a caviar tray.
Despite already being spoken for, the public will get to gawp at the porcelain-spangled Bugatti L'Or Blanc at the Frankfurt motor show in September.
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