An incredibly rare Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse 'L'Or Rouge', allegedly worth around £5.5 million (50 million yuan) and one of only four of its kind globally, was involved in a road accident with a BMW 225i in the bustling city of Suzhou in eastern China's Jiangsu Province on July 22.

The expensive supercar, characterised by its unique red ceramic open-top paintwork, reportedly tried to forcefully change lanes from the left without consideration for other road users, leading to the collision with the BMW.

The driver of the BMW, who was travelling on the far right lane and maintained his course, confirmed that the collision occurred when the Bugatti owner aggressively continued to change lanes despite not being given room to do so.

Following the incident, traffic police were called to the scene to assess the situation. After a thorough investigation and negotiation, the authorities found the Bugatti driver entirely at fault for the accident.

Internet rumours suggest that the particular model of Bugatti involved in the crash is an exclusive version of the Grand Sport Vitesse 'L'Or Rouge'.

Reportedly, there are only four of this convertible variant globally, with just two sporting the striking black and red colour scheme, making this incident all the more extraordinary.

The video was provided by local media with permission.

7月22日，江苏苏州，一辆宝马225i在最右侧车道正常行驶，此时一辆布加迪威龙Grand Sport Vitesse “L'Or Rouge”版突然从左侧想要强行“加塞”变道，宝马车主没有给布加迪让行后，后者又继续强行加塞，宝马车主保持直行直接撞上了这辆布加迪。
据宝马车主介绍，经协调后，交警判定这辆布加迪负全部责任。
据了解，这辆红色布加迪为陶瓷彩绘敞篷版，网传价值5000万元，全球只有四辆，其中黑红配色的有两辆，事故车是其中一辆。