Supercars made of gold: Insane yet really expensive

Supercars are objects of obsession not just for the onlooker but also for those who take pride in owning them. On that count, today we bring for you some of the most crazy yet expensive cars that have been a given a makeover to suit the bling pallet of its owner's thereby giving an insight into their world of being Rich and Famous.

Chrome Gold Ferrari 458 Spider:

Owning a Ferrari in itself can be an overwhelming experience for many, but that is not how it works for this sporting legend. Owned by World Kickboxing Champion ‘Riyadh Al Azzawi’ from Iraq, this USD 330,000 Ferrari 458 Spider, which currently roams the streets of London, is one of the rarest Ferrari’s you can find all across Europe. Al Azzawi was able to achieve this extraordinary colour by wrapping his beloved Ferrari in Chrome gold vinyl that alone cost him a USD 7000. The car has largely been spotted near the LA Fitness Gym in the Kensington area of London, where Al Azzawi tains.

Brushed Gold Ferrari 458 Italia:

If the Spider wasn’t enough to drop you jaw than check this one out. This particular Golden Ferrari 458 Italia can be found in the sanctuary of world's most impressive Supercars, Dubai. Unlike the 458 Spider in London this Ferrari gets its sensational looks thanks to very professionally done gold paintjob. While we aren’t sure as to how much the paint job would have set backed the owner, one thing’s for certain, such kind of craftsmanship comes rare and at an unbelievable price.

Golden Bugatti Veyron:

The Bugatti Veyron in itself is among the most exclusive supercars in the world. But judging by what you have read up until now, you must know that for some people that isn’t enough. Well apparently one among those select few is the owner of this spanking golden Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport is beyond doubt one of the world's most eye-catching supercars. Owned by an unknown Arab motorist, this was worked up by famous customising firm Foilacar and come with dual tone colour black and gold colour. Being among the super rare Bugatti convertible, the extraordinary Veyron came at a price of GBP 1 Million, but that is not all it also sports a very rare Qatar number plate reading '77777’ that along is worth GBP 80,000.