In 1930, René Dreyfus followed in Mabille’s wheel tracks to victory in a Bugatti Type 35B. Even though there was no official ...

Earlier this summer, we celebrated Bastille Night at the Hagerty U.K. Clubhouse at former RAF bomber base Bicester Heritage. We packed the Clubhouse with French cars and their owners, and I was joined ...

The trio of special Bugattis in Zoetermeer, Netherlands, is truly remarkable. It features a Chiron Super Sport 300+, a Veyron ...

In 1939, Jean Bugatti was hard at work on the Type 64 Coupe. A total of three examples were started, but only one received completed bodywork before the designer's death during a Type 57 road test.

everything from a 1920s Bugatti Type 35B to a 1990s Bugatti EB110, and from a 1930s Jaguar SS1 to an ultra rare Jaguar XJ220 supercar. There will be cars from the dawn of motoring – like a 1902 ...

was won by William Grover-Williams in a Bugatti Type 35B, and the brand even held two Le Mans wins to its name. This era was relatively short-lived, coming to an end in 1952 following financial ...

White. Other rare cars the museum plans to depart with over the coming year include a 1966 Ford GT40 Mk II, a 1957 Chevrolet Corvette SS Project XP64, a 1928 Bugatti Type 35B, and a 1991 Benneton ...

The F-35B Lightning II is the Marine Corps variant of the Joint Strike Fighter and features a vertical lift fan and pivoting engine nozzle to deliver vertical landing and short takeoff capability ...

Drawing inspiration from the legendary Bugatti Type 35, the Baby II features hand-beaten aluminum body panels, echoing the construction techniques of the original Grand Prix de Lyon race cars.

The Bugatti Chiron carried on the legacy of the ... We've compiled the models, including Type 32, 35, 41, 45, and 50 cars, and some more modern designs for the Vision model series of concepts ...

Bugatti has been debating expanding its offering to include more models for many years. However, as time passes, it seems that the Molsheim brand is not yet ready to take this important step—or ...