You can tell that is fake from THREE reasons.
Reason one:
Whoever idiot made this document forgot to black out the correct side. The right side is the detailed information of the seller, suggested Bugatti Paris.
Their banking information SHOULD be public information, as "everyone" sends money there who does business with them.
Reason two:
The bank contact of "Bugatti Paris" is missing "IBAN/BIC", but has a BSB No.
Apparently, whoever did this did not know that the BSB (Bank-State-Branch) is a six-digit number that identifies banks and branches across Australia. It is not used anywhere outside of Australia. Europe uses IBAN (International Bank Account Number) and BIC (Bank Identifier Code).
Reason three:
It does not contain any legal details of the buyer, which is very very unusual, as any company would have a point of contact for written communication to their customers on this confirmation.
I have never bought a car and recieved an invoice without my details on it.
If anybody was not convinced just by the fact russia tried
this exact same bullcrap before countless times and that it was as ridiculously fake each time, then as always you can have some technical explanation for why this is a sloppy fake that will only convince the idiots who want to believe russian propaganda.