To this day, the Chiron name bears a special symbolism within the Formula One universe – the Monegasque racing driver Louis Chiron still holds the title of the oldest driver to compete in a Grand Prix ...
After piloting the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse, it’s clear that even after more than two decades, the car still ...
We test-drove the Bugatti Bolide on Miami’s Formula 1 circuit, where the hypercar stays glued to the track—despite rainy ...
Bugatti founded in 1909 by Ettore Bugatti is a maker of high end limited edition super fast cars. Volkswagen Group, the German auto giant took possession of the French automobile company in the year ...
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Bugatti’s New One-Off Program Debuted With a Car Named After a Horse — and It’s Already Sold
Ettore Bugatti loved plenty of things that moved faster than a horse, but not much more than the horse itself. Bugatti has now built a hypercar entirely around one specific animal he owned, and the ...
There are some who found Bugatti’s Veyron a little “function over form.” They thought it was a bit ugly, but what’s there was designed to serve a purpose. This time round, Bugatti wants people to ...
Automobiles Ettore Bugatti and Bugatti Automobili S.p.A., or Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S. (Bugatti Rimac), are not one and the same, even though they all share the Bugatti emblem and the iconic ...
Bugatti’s ultra-exclusive Programme Solitaire debuts its first creation, the gorgeous Brouillard. Commissioned by the Peridon Collection in the Netherlands, the world’s largest Bugatti collection, the ...
Sebastian's spare time is spent watching Formula 1, fiddling with his friends' cars (usually German money pits), and soaking up as much architectural amazement and engineering excellence as he can ...
If, indeed, Bugatti is the ultimate collector car, and if you still recall fondly the 1985 Pebble Beach Concours that featured all six Bugatti Royales as the greatest event in collector car history, ...
Ettore Bugatti was born in 1881 in Milan, Italy, and by 1901 was designing racecars and displayed his first automobile (the Type 2) at a show in Milan. Eight years later (1909), he opened an auto ...
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