the Mistral is the final Bugatti road car to use the incredible quad-turbo 8.0-liter W16 engine, alongside the track-only Bolide, and it’s essentially a roofless Chiron with unique exterior styling.

Reaching a velocity of 282mph, the W16 Mistral is the fourth modern Bugatti to set a world record for maximum speed.

Bugatti and Jacob & Co ... with Jacob & Co on the Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon watch in 2020. Production was limited to 250 units and each featured a mini W16 engine as well as a $280,000 price ...

Over the 20 years since Bugatti first published technical details of the W16 engine, the marque has produced the Veyron and its subsequent models, followed by the Chiron and further iterations ...

Bugatti's Mistral roadster combines powerful performance and design to achieve a new open-top speed world record. The ...

The Bugatti Tourbillon is a hypercar without ... This new engine sounds like a mix between the Valkyrie's V12 and the Chiron's W16, and we can't wait to hear it express itself fully.

The name tourbillon comes from the world of mechanic watches ... It's the first Bugatti in decades that's not powered by a ...

It’s been five months since Bugatti shook up the world of hypercars with the hybrid Tourbillon. Now, we have our best ...

so the Profilée gets that car’s version of the W16, producing 1,479bhp, and its transmission specification, with gear ratios shortened by 15 per cent compared with the Chiron Sport. Bugatti ...

The Chiron is Bugatti’s natural successor to the Veyron. Powered by a 8.0-litre quad-turbocharged W16 engine that makes a whopping 1500PS of power and 1600Nm of torque, the Chiron can do the 0 ...

But while it may be larger than Bugatti's long-running W16, no turbocharging puts the V16 at a considerable disadvantage. Compared to the Chiron line, that is, for the 1,000 metric ponies ...