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Bugatti L'Or Blanc, A Porcelain Veyron

by The Drive Channel | July 1, 2011 at 04:57 am

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Bugatti has established itself with credibility to the Hypercar market. Can it have that success without a successor? The next production car is the Bugatti Royale Saloon. But, if you need to live for the moment, try a Porcelain Veyron. The only one built in the world.http://www.thedrivechannel.com

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Edmund Jenks

at 05:52 on July 1st, 2011

I believe the expression is "One Of" ... as opposed to the more wrongly used one-off.

Please do not fold, spindle, or mutilate!

Nice paint job.

anarkissed

at 08:06 on July 1st, 2011

Not sure about the idiom, I've always understood it as "a one-off" meaning only one off the mould. Same concept as "they broke the mould when they made it."

"One of" implies it wasn't worth repeating. "One-off" implies it was too carefully rendered to duplicate.

All that being said, where's the information? What makes it a "ceramic" car? Why haven't you done a little digging and brought us some specs and details? It's lovely to see, sure, but please if you're going to post a product introduction news article on a news site, see if you can't dig up some information to go with the pretty product pictures?