Bugatti Shows Off the Wildest Orders for Its $5.4 Million Divo Hypercarx

Need inspiration for your imaginary Bugatti build? Let these super rich people's orders be your guide.

There is a lot to think about when it comes to buying a Bugatti Divo. Everything from the color of the seat stitching to where it will fit in your already crammed car collection are presumably at the forefront of a potential Divo owner's mind. But luckily the creative people at Bugatti's Atelier—that's an artist's workshop to you and me—are here to help with the first problem, and Bugatti just released some photos of four sweet looking, custom Bugatti Divos for us to admire.

If we were going to drop $5.4 million on a Divo, we'd want to spend a little time customizing it, and according to Bugatti more than two-thirds of its 40 Divo buyers opted to do just that. The first spec is finished in bare carbon with red and blue racing stripes that run across the top of the car. The fender vents are also customized, with its fins finished in blue, white, and red—the exact order in which they appear on the French flag. Inside the seats are also blue, white, red. That might be a bit much for some, but we say "pourquoi ne pas?"

The second car is finished in what looks like matter silver over French racing blue. The wheels are also blue and silver, just to complete the look. The vents just behind the wheels on the door sills also feature a French flag. Inside this Divo, the owner has gone for a slightly more subtle spec. The whole interior is finished with a nice balance of white and deep blue leather. This spec is no doubt the cleanest of the bunch.

Perhaps the most ostentatious spec of this quartet is a very bright yellow over black spec. No French flags this time, but if you like French's (very American) Mustard, you're in luck. The top half was drowned in the stuff, and the bottom half—that's the front splitter, the door sills, and the rear diffuser—is in bare carbon. Inside the spec is much more subtle. It's all black with a few yellow accents on the seats and the around the rest of the cabin to remind you you're driving around in a big banana.

The last spec is white over black, but the interior is blue. Very, very blue. The seats, instrument panel, dashboard, and even the footwells are slathered in a shade we can only describe as "Cookie Monster." Overall, these specs are winners and we wish there were more pictures for us to enjoy. But until we see them out in the wild, this is the best look we're going to get. So have a poke around our gallery and let check them all out for yourself.