Bugatti

Bugatti is a legendary brand. In the early 20th century, Bugatti’s fast and elegant cars were coveted by wealthy Europeans—and by Americans with the wherewithal to shop on the other side of the ocean. After disappearing and attempting a comeback in the 90s with the EB110, Bugatti, now owned by …

There’s has never been a car like the Bugatti Veyron and there undoubtedly never will be again – at least none that combines so much excess and so many extremes. With just a few dozen built per year since 2005, it is the most powerful, fastest and most expensive car …

So, you missed out on your chance to buy one of the 300 Veyron coupés ever built? (They have all been sold.) Don't worry; you can get in line for one of the even smaller number of Grand Sport Vitesse convertibles. Not sure what the deposit on a two point …

What if Bugatti developed an extreme, track-focused hyper sports car with an unprecedented power-to-weight ratio? We now have the answer. Here is a brand new concept with state-of-the-art technology and performance that goes by the name « Le Bolide ». Inspired by the Bugatti Type 35, one of the most …

Bugatti , one of the world’s most prestigious automakers, is reportedly on the verge of being sold to Croatian builder Rimac. Currently owned by Volkswagen AG, the French supercar company will become the property of entrepreneur Mate Rimac, Manager Magazine said on Thursday citing people familiar with the talks. Reuters …

The new Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport is currently going through the final stage of development. In order to put the suspension and handling to the test in a proper way, the French automaker took the car to the Nurburgring Nordschleife in Germany a.k.a. “Green Hell.” This will allow engineers to …

On April 29, 2005, the Bugatti Veyron became the world’s first production car to top 400 km/h and set a new record with a speed of 407 km/h. It all took place at the Ehra-Lessien track in Germany with Uwe Novacki behind the wheel. Now 71, this seasoned driver was …

Supercars fascinate a lot of people, but very few can afford one. While half the planet is currently ordered to stay home to help fight the spread of the coronavirus, some are using the time to build their own exotic cars at a tiny fraction of the cost. The catch?

A single Bugatti is worth a fortune, so imagine six of them parked side by side. At its Molsheim headquarters the French luxury manufacturer showcased its entire current spectrum of performance for the first time. If you’re not too familiar with them, let’s do a quick presentation in order of …

Bugatti has quite a habit of setting new speed records. The latest is particularly significant because, for the first time ever, an automaker has cracked the 300 mph (482 km/h) barrier. The feat was achieved on August 2 at a test track in Ehra-Lessien, Germany. With Le Mans-winning driver Andy …