Bugatti Veyron copies have officially gone too far with this green and yellow replica

While we’ve seen many interesting supercar homages, this replica of the Bugatti Veyron is the most colorful we’ve ever seen.

The garish green and yellow finish is certainly an acquired taste.

And, while it was first discovered back in 2015, it’s an image still burnt firmly into our retinas.

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First shared on the Motoroids website, this Bugatti Veyron uses a Honda Accord as its base.

Meanwhile, this Lamborghini Aventador replica which started from the same humble Honda Accord was far more faithful.

It’s had its rear seats ripped out and its steering wheel moved to the right.

It is said the replica belonged to Sant Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Insan, the leader of a spiritual non-profit organization in the Indian city of Sirsa, and a huge fan of modified cars.

In fact he does the modification work himself. 

And the green and yellow bodywork and interior (which is hard to see through its tinted windows), while not for everyone, must be his cup of tea.

The multi-spoke alloy wheels hide green brake calipers, which have very little to do with its muse.

Add in the homemade side pontoons and grille in the shape of a heart over the iconic and traditional Bugatti horseshoe, and it becomes apparent this should be considered an homage to the Bugatti Veyron rather than an exact replica.

It features leather seats, a multi-function steering wheel, and a rear-view camera.

Under the hood, its naturally aspirated 3.5 V6 engine is also not exactly faithful to its inspiration.

It’s a world away from the W16 8.0-liter engine, 1,001 PS of the original.

In fact, this video shows how a Bugatti Veyron’s $21,000 oil change is done over 27 hours.