The Bugatti Chiron starts at the base price of $2,500,000 and obviously while most of us might call it a beauty and the 'dream car', the fact remains that it is expensive and obviously gorgeous.

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So what happens when LEGO decides to play with one of the fastest cars on the planet? The result is a Bugatti Chiron made out of a million pieces of LEGO and yes, it is driveable even though it is not affordable.

We've built the impossible: a full-sized LEGO Technic @Bugatti Chiron …and it drives! #BuildforReal pic.twitter.com/8YPxk7miGZ

This is a part of Lego's passion project which will be showcased at the Italian Grand Prix which took close to 13,500 hours to build. Of course, the entire thing isn't made of blocks because not everything can be replicated in plastic, right? It has a detachable steering wheel and a functional speedometer as well.

It can obviously not match up to the speed of the original Chiron but looks absolutely slick! Also, the reality is that even though it is not on sale, chances are that even if it was, we still wouldn't be able to afford it, I guess.