This Is How You Have to Ship Bugatti’s $3M Supercar

... But before they do all that they fully encase the car in that crappy rigged security plastic that consumer product manufacturers are so fond of that is virtually impossible to remove without damaging the product and/or injuring yourself.

"Hey nice car, what's up with all the scratches?"

What is meant by questionable paint job.

Aesthetically 'questionable' in the author's opinion, probably.

If you can afford the car, do you really care?

Did somebody say Supercar!

Don't think that's the one, Redfred. What is that on the right flank? A power cord? Early All Electric? Battery tech to follow as/when developed?

Maybe it's a hybrid...

Since they are unloading it in the center turn lane I kept expecting someone to run into it ith their car as they drove down the street texting.

I was also waiting to see the flashing red lights for illegally parking in the turn lane/median.

Once it's unwrapped, the dealership spends up to 12 hours inspecting every detail, down to the finish, battery, fluids, and wiring

or as we say 'Ogling'

U do all this and once the car hits the road anything can happen to it in the next second. from a flying gravel chip to a major accident. Pity people revere the car so much as not to realize it is a piece of expendable junk whatever u paid for it.

Depends on ones level of disposable income is.

This car is not made for the common man in mind.