When a group of friends in Vietnam realized they could never afford the multi-million-dollar Bugatti Chiron, they didn’t give up on the dream. Instead, they decided to build one themselves completely from scratch.
Unlike traditional kit cars, which are often assembled from donor vehicles, this team started with nothing more than imagination, clay, and some metal framing. Piece by piece, they shaped and molded their own Bugatti bodywork, using clay sourced from outside to sculpt the iconic curves of the Chiron.
Once the full frame and body took shape, they primed it, smoothing out every detail until it looked like something straight out of Molsheim. Even the steering wheel also sculpted from clay bore a striking resemblance to the original design.
But what makes this project jaw-dropping is not just its appearance. The team equipped their handmade masterpiece with an engine, a gearbox, and even finished it in a sharp two-tone blue-and-black paint job. With lights, mirrors, and the distinctive rear spoiler in place, the car wasn’t just for show, it was road-ready.
According to their chaneel NHET TV, the group spent 365 days on the build, pouring in thousands of hours of craftsmanship. The result is so convincing that anyone seeing it for the first time could believe it had rolled off Bugatti’s official production line.