Discussion - Ian Cook Tranforms Veyron into Unique BugARTi

Description: British artist Ian Cook, also known as PopBangColour, has created an incredible work of automotive art for this year's Wilton Classic and Supercars event. Using a Bugatti Veyron as his canvas, Co...

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David Pires-Ihsaan Jul 30, 2012
Ahhh.. Early morning pun.

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Ivan Ryzhov Jul 31, 2012
@Darrellbell Roflmao so true

Buddy Robinson Jul 30, 2012
I hope they painted on top of some vinyl...

Darian Vorlick Jul 30, 2012
Better than that rapper's chrome Veyron.

Adithya Chandrasekhar Jul 30, 2012
I like it a lot! Gives the whale more character

Brandon Lidy Jul 30, 2012
This still looks better than most wraps/paint that I've seen on the Veyron

Adam Reisdorf Jul 30, 2012
I know it's art, and they are using the car as their canvas...but what happened to using a canvas as their canvas! The Veyron always did look a bit like a giant meatloaf, now it just looks tragic.

Wyatt Gordon Jul 30, 2012
@Dustin, I see what youre saying, lol. I think it could look pretty good with black wheels, though

Pablo Herasme Jul 30, 2012
Looks like it rammed straight through a whale

Austin Parks Jul 30, 2012
I've never ever liked art cars, but this...

Dustin Labit Jul 30, 2012
This is like drawing a mustache on the Mona Lisa.

John Serely Jul 30, 2012
Terrible! Just Terrible!

Colby Church Jul 30, 2012
The veyron was already ugly, this just makes it even uglier by far.

Description: The paint-splattered vinyl was applied by Raccoon Vehicle Wrapping, and whether you like the result or not, its quad-turbo W16 engine propelling it to over 250 mph will undoubtedly outrun even the fas...

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Wyatt Gordon Jul 31, 2012
@Corey, yes but who's ever gonna drive their veyron that fast?

Corey Mullis Jul 30, 2012
umm those wheels were specifically designed to handle the stupid horsepower the car puts out. its not supposes to look pretty, its supposed to be the fastest car you can buy