Kiwi Supercar Owner Dismantles Bugatti Veyron to Avoid $4500 Dealer Inspection Fee

When a dealer quoted $4,500 for a standard inspection, most would grumble and pay. But not this Bugatti Veyron owner, who decided to take matters—and wrenches—into his own hands. In this jaw-dropping video, watch as the ultra-rare Bugatti Veyron gets torn apart by its owner to sidestep a luxury service charge, showcasing a level of hands-on supercar bravery rarely seen.

This story hits different for Kiwi car enthusiasts, especially those passionate about DIY mechanics, exotic cars, and challenging the system. In New Zealand, where supercar ownership is niche but growing, this video will resonate with those who believe in value, resourcefulness, and doing things your own way—especially with luxury maintenance costs rising globally.

From Auckland’s luxury garages to Queenstown’s alpine roads, this Veyron teardown reflects a broader Kiwi attitude: if you can do it yourself, why let a big-name dealer drain your wallet? Whether you’re a fan of high-performance machines, automotive independence, or just want to see the guts of a Bugatti, this one’s unmissable.

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