You can have your very own Bugatti Veyron with some handy work and a whole of time (nine months, to be exact). Well, sort of. Mike Duff turned his 2002 Mercury Cougar into the fastest car in the world with some major body work that included loads of fiberglass, and some changes to the interior. The car still has the same working parts as the Cougar and goes nowhere near as fast as the 267 mph Bugatti, but it still closely resembles the grand touring car and that’s good enough for us. You can head to eBay and become a Bugatti boy for $89,000 (about $1.6 million less than the real thing).
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RapGamer July 21st, 2011 at 09:30 AM
It's cool except for the fact you know it's fake. It might fool everyone else but you know, deep down, you spent 80 grand on a bootleg.
Kennedy August 29th, 2011 at 10:36 PM
I would tell everyone it is fake... and people would still say it is cool as shit, because no one would care.