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Dutch car dealer Bernards Exclusives has decided to turn a luxury car into a Christmas tree. A Bugatti Chiron was decorated with LED lights, creating the fastest “Christmas tree” in the world.

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The aforesaid Dutch dealership posted a video of the decorated Chiron on Instagram. The supercar costs 4 million euros, which possibly makes it the most expensive “Christmas tree” in the world. According to Dutch publication Pure Luxe, the employees from the car dealership spent about four hours to cover this super-expensive Bugatti in LED lights.

Obviously, this was no easy task, considering that any mistake could lead to thousands of euros in damage.

Interestingly, decorating a car with lights is illegal in the Netherlands, as well as in most other countries. However, this trend continues to grow due to its constant quest for popularity on the internet.

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