The Bugatti Type 35 is one of the most unmistakable race cars in history. Powered by a screaming straight-eight engine that was often fitted with a supercharger, the open-wheel single-seater earned ...

It's always fun hopping on a car configurator to spec out something like the Nissan Z or GR Corolla to see how you'd order yours. You can even design your dream Rolls Royce or Ferrari knowing full ...

Bugatti is one of those few carmakers in the world whose products are literally the stuff of dreams for the majority of humans on this planet. With more than a century of carmaking to its name, the ...

Bugatti is targeting owners of the W16 Mistral with an exclusive version of the Baby II, the Carbon Edition, which was designed as an ode to the last model that features the famous W16 engine.

Bugatti returned to the electric-car segment after a decades-long hiatus by releasing a single-seater roadster that costs less than a new Mercedes-Benz C-Class. The catch is that it’s a ...

ROSAMOND, California—Chances are, if I threw you the keys to a cold 1927 Bugatti Type 35 and told you it's all yours under the condition that you must fire it up and drive it away under its own power, ...

Bugatti hasn’t produced an electric car since the ultra-rare Type 56 from 1931, but it’s ready to leap back into the field... in a manner of speaking. Autoblog reports that the automaker has ...

If there’s a Bugatti owner on your holiday shopping list, you’re in luck as the company has teamed up with Fahrengold to offer the Bugatti Edition FG-01 Garage. It’s a “museum-inspired” box that is ...

In 1922, automobile designer Ettore Bugatti wanted to create a present for his four-year-old son Roland. In a move putting him into 'best dad ever' territory, Bugatti designed the Baby: an electric ...

I was tempted to call this post Only '90 Kids Will Understand, because I'm pretty sure every single one of my friends, regardless of whether or not they cared about cars, had a toy blue Bugatti EB110 ...

Bugatti hasn’t produced an electric car since the ultra-rare Type 56 from 1931, but it’s ready to leap back into the field… in a manner of speaking. Autoblog reports that the automaker has introduced ...