View Photos of the One-of-One Bugatti Brouillard

Along with a glass roof that lets you peer into the cabin, there are a pair of roof-mounted air intakes.

The Brouillard's interior has machined aluminum controls and a lot of green upholstery.

The green-tinted carbon-fiber trim pairs nicely with the Paris-sourced fabrics, and did you notice the copious horse motifs?

There's something comforting about sitting inside a Bugatti, at least if you're the owner, because you're also likely super rich.

You won't be able to buy another Bugatti like the Brouillard, not because it's too expensive, but because it's a bespoke build.

The taillights look like holographic units, and four exhaust tips, with two pipes stacked on top of each other.

Bugatti's recognizable horseshoe grille is front and center, and the Brouillard's headlights look a lot like the Mistral roadster's.

How much does the Bugatti Brouillard cost? More than you can afford, pal.