10 most ridiculously priced factory car options

By Raphael Orlove | Jalopnik – Fri, Nov 16, 2012 3:44 PM EST

1.) Bugatti Veyron Carbon Finish: $300,000
If you want a Bugatti Veyron Super Sport, that'll cost you $2.2 million. If you want that Bugatti in unpainted carbon fiber, that'll cost you $2.5 million. That's $300,000 to leave some paint off your car.

Also, have fun telling people at parties that you spent as much as a house on the (lack of) paint on your car.

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