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If you can spot the differences between this and a real Veyron, you seriously need to get out of your house. You may even get laid. Well, it looks like the replica is missing some of the actual grill pieces, one of which is supposed to say Bugatti, he is missing two little vents between the large middle vent and large side vents in the front, and the gas tank is on the wrong side. I'll go outside now But no for real, this work is absolutely great! I could only tell those differences by actually comparing the pictures so don't hate me lol

$90,000. That's why lol

I'm colorblind lol so two colors have to be very contrasted for them to stand out. I also love loud colors, though. That's why my suggestions are heavily contrasted like black and white

Yeah, do like a dark gunmetal grey and do the rims mirrors and a thin pinstripe. Would be sick as hell. Gunmetal grey with the small red pinstripes/accents with black wheels looks awesome.

Yeah, some cars look awesome when its done right.

White, black wheels/accents

I like the stormtrooper look, but white is also my favorite color so...

Any pictures of it now?

I can't help but think the replica one would be bigger than a real one. If you've never seen a real one in person, they're a lot smaller than you'd think

Oh God, can you imagine getting into an accident?

I like it too lol that's why I ask people for their opinions, because you always end up with a better result in the end. The picture of the back end looks awesome. I didn't think I'd like the tail lights blacked out that much but I actually like it a LOT. The blue wheels will probably look way better than that in person and the best part is that, worst comes to worst, I can take both the carbon fiber vinyl and wheels off without much trouble and I'm back to what I started with

I usually will anyways, but I'm a little bit of an artist and love constructive criticism on my ideas. I also love to hear other people's opinions just in general

Bingo. Do you have a picture of the rear that you could mess with?

Here's if I copied exactly what the 370z did: Here's without the hood painted: In these pics, I removed the paint on the hatch because I feel like it'd remove from the rear end if it was black. The 370z left his hatch unchanged as well, and it helps set off the tail lights and spoiler. I tried it without the spoiler and mirrors and it looks kinda funny because it doesn't have enough accents

Ok so the wheels are a go it seems like. The carbon fiber/black is debatable. I'll mess around a little more in photoshop. I think if I black out the tail lights they'll be solid black. They're LED's so I don't think seeing them will be a problem

Here's another visual example from a different angle that's a LITTLE closer to how it might look

I would run an amp that does around 3200 watts.

There are plenty of sealed boxes capable of hair tricks. Cone area is king

This. Regular car batteries often give off poisonous fumes that will cause harm to you if put inside the vehicle for a long period of time

If you can get your hands on it 3M Di-Noc is some seriously good shit. I haven't messed around with many car vinyls, but I have applied a bunch of skins on mobile devices. Never have I had a product apply so easy , look as good, and actually have me feel that it would provide abrasion protection. And bubbles work themselves out due to how it's made. This is definitely something you'd want to look into. Awesome man I'll keep that in mind. Thanks!

Racing stripes on a Honda? It's not even a fast Honda lol it just looks pretty true true, haha just an idea to go with those blue rims haha, i think it would be badass haha! Well something I thought was sick on the 370z was that not only were there blue accents in the engine bay on hoses and whatnot, but the exhaust pipes are blue.

Oh I know, and I'm such a perfectionist, if I couldn't get the vinyl to stick on right I'd rip it off and have to start over... I've destroyed so many stickers out of frustration trying to get them to apply perfectly... I think there's carbon fiber vinyl that's thicker though and can be applied using a heat gun which would probably make things a lot easier

Yeah we'll see. Thanks a lot man!

Oh I totally agree with you! It'd just save me a lot of money to do it in vinyl because either way it wouldn't be very functional. As I said, this car isn't fast at all