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What kind of person buys a replica of a high-end and very expensive luxury car that they won’t be able to drive on public roads anyway? Apparently, there is a market out there for this kind of luxurious purchases for what we assume are already super rich fanboys of the Bugatti brand. Even before price and availability details are released, it’s most likely to be sold out already.

Designer: Bugatti

The Bugatti Baby II Tourbillon Edition is a limited-edition miniature version of the brand’s latest Tourbillon hypercar. For those not familiar with the Baby editions, they would probably assume it’s a miniature version for kids or a toy version that collectors can put on their shelves. But while it’s a miniature version, it’s not exactly that as a fully grown person can drive this, just not on public roads.

The latest Baby edition is a 75% scale all-electric vehicle and mirrors the aesthetic of the latest V16 hybrid sports car. It has the signature Aerolithe colorway and C-line curve of a Bugatti with the Light Aerolithe leather inside and with Nocturne Black Rims and Gunmetal Grey Carbon accents. Instead of the traditional fuel gauge, you have a battery gauge since this is of course an electric car.

The car is crafted by Hedley Studios and the original Baby editions were inspired by the legendary Bugatti Type 35. It takes 200 hours to assemble one as it is made up of hand-beaten aluminum body panels so there is usually only around 500 cars produced. No details yet for its release but you can be assured that it will sell out, no matter what the price tag is.

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