Clamped Bugatti Veyron
Bugatti, Bugatti Veyron, Car News — By Lawrence on April 14, 2009 at 9:14 pm — 4 Comments
These pictures show that the parking rules in Hviezdoslavovo Square in the Slovakian capital, Bratislava apply to everyone. The car belongs to Zoroslav Kollar, a businessman and attorney. It seems the car had been left there for a while as the spotter was able to take ‘before and after’ pictures.
It’s one of just two Veyron’s in the tiny landlocked country. We were suprised the clampers could find such a large clamp for the Veyron’s huge tires, we also suspect that the alloys may need a little attention after this incident. Had the owner taken the time to make his front wheels straight, the clamping would probably have been impossible!
[Via Autoblog]
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4 Comments
This is not Zoroslav’s Veyron, he has a black one
You’d think they could afford the optional metallic paint?
Yep, ÂŁ800,000 for a lovely shade of brown, nice!
That is one ugly color!!