American YouTuber began using a Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport as their daily driver to run errands

A YouTuber hailing from Georgia, United States, decided to get inside his 2012 Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport for a day to just run errands and see if it was even practical.

You certainly don’t see a Bugatti owner using their beloved seven-figure supercar as a daily driver, so this made for an interesting watch.

What’s more, it wasn’t his first time using a supercar to run errands, so he had a good chunk of experience.

He had already been using a Lamborghini Diablo to drop his kids off at school, so the Veyron was more of a rival here.

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YouTuber chooses Bugatti Veyron to run errands for a day

YouTuber Ed Bolian bought this 2012 Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport only a few months ago, and its most attractive feature isn’t the engine — it’s the fact that Justin Bieber once owned it.

Everyone knows buying an exotic supercar would make a massive hole in most people’s wallets, so he even broke down the costs of buying his Veyron.

Anyway, he tried the Veyron as his daily driver in a recent video, which involved him driving the supercar as he ‘ran errands’ in Atlanta, Georgia, that day.

The first thought that comes to mind when you think of driving a Bugatti around the city is naturally the struggles cars like these face in traffic.

There are tons of problems to worry about — overheating, constant driving at low RPM, and unfortunate error lights on the dash.

However, Bolian’s experience was rather smooth because he didn’t face any problems during his drives.

He even went through a fully packed drive-thru where he had to idle for quite some time.

While the Veyron did heat up a little, it wasn’t anything severe.

It’s a mental thing

Further, Bolian mentioned there’s a huge difference between driving a regular car and an exotic supercar every day.

You see, it’s all about the experience.

Whenever you’re in a Bugatti, everywhere you go automatically becomes an event.

It’s all because you have instant access to the symphony of the engine revs and also how onlookers treat you.

But there’s one key thing always to remember — you should treat it like any other car.

Well, or maybe not, because the repairs are pretty expensive, as this new Bugatti owner laid out.

It all depends if you’re willing to take the risk.