Hi everyone! This is my first free MOC for a while now. And it's a custom Bugatti!

Also available on Rebrickable: https://reb.li/m/213252
DRIVETRAIN:
This MOC uses a similar motor setup as my 42093 Le Mans Buwizz conversion. I changed the frame and reinforced a whole load of moving parts in the drivetrain. It uses locked differentials to help drifting (it drifts even with rubber tires). I recommend driving it indoors or light outdoors since because it's detailed in big crashes the bodywork can fall apart. BUT under normal conditions it is very sturdy. 
STEERING:
Unfortunately because how close the wheels are to the arches the steering angle isn't great, that's why in tight corners drifting is needed to get round. Also, instructions show the "display version" of the car while if you want to drive it seriously you will have to remove the second LBG half bush in the front axle and push the wheel there. But not too much or it will collide with the structure that connects the parts. It sounds complicated but it's actually really easy to figure it out IRL. instead of a gap of 1 stud between 48989 and the wheel there should be a gap of 0,60-75 stud.
BODYWORK:
The bodywork in the MOC is definitely the most complex I have done, I have to say that I never really focus on bodyworks but more on the chassis. Rear section is especially cool with all the diffuser panels but my favourite view is definitely the side. Everything flows nicely. Especially with white panels for the doors. It is pretty sturdy even if some areas are more fragile than others.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES:
I installed in my model IRL some LED lights from Powered UP. Fitting the cables is tight but possible. It adds a lot to the look.
It has opening trunk, doors and hood (with holder).
Unfortunately there is no space to fit interior...
FINAL NOTES:
When purchasing this MOC you will get detailed PDF instructions