2011 Bugarti Veyron Wilton House Classic and Supercars Edition

In case anyone is wondering if the name of the car is spelled wrong, it’s not. This particular Bugatti Veyron has been rechristened the Bugarti Veyron and was unveiled by the organizers of the Wilton House Classic and Supercars. Despite carrying all the performance credentials of a Veyron - 1,000 horsepower under that hood, baby! - this Veyron is well and without question one of the most unique Veyrons we’ll ever see, thanks in large part to the design made by noted English artist Ian Cook, which was turned then wrapped onto the supercar’s body.

Cook, known for his works involving remote-controlled cars as his paint brush of sorts, was commissioned by the Wilton House organizers in partnership with the artist’s PopBangColour design studio and the owner of the supercar itself, Lord Pembroke. The Bugarti Veyron will be on display at the Wilton House in England until next Sunday, which means that if you’re in the area, don’t miss out on the chance to get up close and personal with one of the most unique Bugatti Veyrons you’ll ever see, as well as 200 other cars following the "Best of British" theme.

Tickets are on sale and cost £12 (about $15 at the current rates) in advance and £15 (about $18 at the current rates) on the day.