Bugatti Veyron - Venet

de3p · 4th December 2012, 19:10

Introducing another Bugatti Veyron special edition (They just don't get tired of doing these

) called the Venet. This is the latest special edition of Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport.

In my personal opinion this has to be one of the coolest special edition so far.

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9thsphinx · 5th December 2012, 12:34

What's the point of the algebraic and engineering equations on a million dollar car? Bringing back those horrific math memories that the driver had in school and college? If I were a multimillionaire and I wanted a limited ed Veyron, I'd rather have dollar symbols all over my Bugatti instead. If you got it, flaunt it

Nonetheless, this design and color combinations looks sharp!

vinu_h · 5th December 2012, 13:50

Wow. It's really beautiful.

Offering a design that a customer wants would make more sense than just equations. They don't mass produce these and it's just paint anyway.

am1m · 5th December 2012, 14:14

Well, I guess the "Venet" has something to do with the artist of the same name who was commissioned to design this, and I'm sure he'll have some good fundas about how the equations are related to some aerodynamic principles that the car uses to go so fast.

Reminds me of my early stint in advertising, the art guy would come up with some shapes and colours based on nothing but his own random imagination, it was then up to us copywriters to work a "concept story" to somehow fit around those designs (basically, imagination at work again), and then the account guys would pitch it to the client as if it was all conceptualized and planned that way from the beginning! Good to see that the same principles operate in multimillion dollar products as well!

But hey, as long as the underlying engineering principles that make the car what it is are sound, who cares?!

Tassem · 5th December 2012, 21:41

The whole point is that if you were a nerd in school and studied hard, you'd be able to afford a car like this!

Nerds get laughed at in school. But they grow up to own some of the coolest cars. And then burn us by putting formulae on them! Dang!

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Originally Posted by 9thsphinx

What's the point of the algebraic and engineering equations on a million dollar car?

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9thsphinx Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Ahmedabad Posts: 1,118 Thanked: 542 Times View My Garage	Re: Bugatti Veyron - Venet What's the point of the algebraic and engineering equations on a million dollar car? Bringing back those horrific math memories that the driver had in school and college? If I were a multimillionaire and I wanted a limited ed Veyron, I'd rather have dollar symbols all over my Bugatti instead. If you got it, flaunt it Nonetheless, this design and color combinations looks sharp!
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vinu_h BHPian Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Bengaluru Posts: 521 Thanked: 825 Times	Re: Bugatti Veyron - Venet Wow. It's really beautiful. Offering a design that a customer wants would make more sense than just equations. They don't mass produce these and it's just paint anyway.
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am1m Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: May 2010 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,902 Thanked: 12,021 Times	Re: Bugatti Veyron - Venet Well, I guess the "Venet" has something to do with the artist of the same name who was commissioned to design this, and I'm sure he'll have some good fundas about how the equations are related to some aerodynamic principles that the car uses to go so fast. Reminds me of my early stint in advertising, the art guy would come up with some shapes and colours based on nothing but his own random imagination, it was then up to us copywriters to work a "concept story" to somehow fit around those designs (basically, imagination at work again), and then the account guys would pitch it to the client as if it was all conceptualized and planned that way from the beginning! Good to see that the same principles operate in multimillion dollar products as well! But hey, as long as the underlying engineering principles that make the car what it is are sound, who cares?!
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