Le Mans is celebrating its 100th anniversary, if you haven’t heard, and almost no one has been with the race for as long as Bugatti. Ettore’s brand is inextricably linked to Le Mans, going back to the ...

We already knew that the Bugatti Bolide has a ridiculous 1578 hp from an even more ridiculous 8.0-liter W16 engine. We also know that it will be restricted to track use, where it the lighter and more ...

The racing heritage at the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race began with the Type 50S in 1931 - now there's a unique Sur Mesure tribute that is tastily styled after the original racing car.

Ian Wright joined CarBuzz as an automotive journalist and photographer in 2018. His career started with specialist publications, covering everything from Harley-Davidson to Ferrari. Before writing for ...

Early French racing cars including many of the Bugatti Type 35 models were adorned in a vibrant blue paint which was unique and recognizable. The French Racing Blue paint represents passion, ...

The shape is unmistakable; low-slung, pencil-thin, and defined by that bolt-upright, horseshoe-framed radiator and iconic French Racing Blue paintwork. This is the 1925 Bugatti Type 35, the Chiron ...

Bugatti made small but noticeable waves when it introduced its Baby II electric vehicle in 2019. Now, the brand is continuing its commitment to the pint-sized Bugatti by taking it back to its roots.

Bugatti’s Racing Suspension Secret: Why It Didn’t Need Shocks. Explore the unusual suspension approach behind early Bugatti racing cars and why their design challenged conventional ideas about shock ...

This week’s automotive news reflects how the world’s most prestigious manufacturers continue to blend motorsport heritage, cutting-edge engineering, and exclusive owner experiences. From Formula 1 ...

We have to admit, we would take a Bugatti in any color but the trademark blue is as proper as Rosso to Ferrari. Bugatti is a legendary company that has made significant contributions to the ...

Let’s start with the name. Bolide (boh-LEED), Bugatti’s moniker for the limited-production track monster you see here, translates from French as—wait for it—“fast car.” Or “race car.” Or it is used to ...