Rare Gold Bugatti Veyron Spotted in London [Photo]

One of the rarest cars in the world with a completely unique paint job was seen on London streets.

An incredible black and gold Saudi-registered Bugatti Veyron which belonged to a multi-millionaire motorist triggered a fuss in London.

The fabulous £1 million supercar was parked in a parking area outside the Dorchester alongside several other expensive vehicles.

Being one of the rarest model of Bugatti Veyron made it stand out even more on the streets of the capital as several surprised onlookers took their chance to take photos and record videos.

The French manufacturer also known as the ultra-posh Molsheim firm in 2008 revealed The Veyron Grand Sport as an alternative to the then world’s fastest car.

The Bugatti Veyron is powered by an 8-litre engine which produces around 1,000bhp of power which allows the Grand Sport to attain a speed of 0-62mph in just 2.7 seconds and an astounding top speed of 252mph.

Just after the company revealed it, it became the world’s fastest convertible, only to lose its crown last year to the new Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse.

As only 150 Bugatti Veyrons have been built by the French manufacturer so far, so it might be a while until we get to see another one.