Mansory Just Turned Two Bugattis Into 1,500-HP Carbon-Fiber Monsters

What do you do when a Bugatti already costs millions, makes well over 1,400 hp, and looks like nothing else on the road? If you’re a Mansory customer, apparently you get more carbon fiber, a giant wing, and six exhaust pipes. The tuner brought two wildly customized Bugattis to Pebble Beach this year, and subtlety clearly wasn’t on the menu.

The star of the pair is the Vincero, Mansory’s first take on the Bugatti Mistral. With Mistral production now finished, this one-off roadster already has plenty of collector appeal.

Mansory covers the body in green-tinted carbon fiber and adds orange graphics, a deeper splitter, vented fenders, sculpted side skirts, and new five-spoke forged wheels with aero covers. A fixed rear wing and huge diffuser dominate the back, while six exhaust tips make sure nobody mistakes it for a standard Mistral.

The open cabin continues the theme with orange leather, green piping, custom embroidery, and more green carbon fiber.

The Chiron-based Vivere goes for a completely different look. Its body combines brown carbon fiber with gold graphics, while the new bodywork adds revised intakes, a vented hood and fenders, extra fins, canards and additional DRLs. A much taller rear wing sits above a more restrained diffuser, with six round exhaust tips replacing the factory quad setup.

Inside, Mansory mixes tan and white leather with carbon-fiber trim, quilted flooring, illuminated door patterns and LED stars around the Bugatti Sky View roof.

Underneath, both cars keep Bugatti’s carbon-fiber monocoque and 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16. The Vincero makes 1,578 hp, while the Vivere produces 1,479 hp. Mansory hasn’t revealed the price of either commission.

When the starting point already costs millions, all that custom work can push the final price into crazy territory. But for these buyers, that’s probably the whole point. Owning a Bugatti that nobody else has is worth the extra cost.