Before the Chiron, the Veyron, and the EB-110, Bugatti was forging its path in history with some of the finest designs of the 1920s and 30s. Original, mint condition versions of these old gentleman's ...

Lost among the countless full-sized premieres at the Geneva Motor Show, a three-quarters-size replica of the Bugatti Type 35 in French Racing Blue sits quietly in a corner of the Palexpo. Not actually ...

The seller of today's Nice Price or No Dice Bugatti replica claims there's nothing about it that's "over the top." Excluding the fact that what it's a replica of is one of the world's most famous ...

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Bugatti announced its first fully electric vehicle, but much to everyone’s surprise, it’s not a 300-miles-per-hour road car—it’s a three quarter-scale replica of a Type 35 Grand Prix race car called ...

Bugatti has revealed prices for the Baby II - a 75 per cent scale, battery powered Type 35 racer, designed for both children and adults. With a strictly limited run of just 500 units, a number of cars ...

With everyone trying to wrap their heads around Bugatti’s over-the-top La Voiture Noire, it's easy to have overlooked the small -- really small -- Easter egg the French boutique automaker tucked into ...

Bugatti isn’t done celebrating its 110th anniversary, this time choosing to unveil a modern interpretation of the Type 35 in order to mark the occasion. Described as “the smallest member” of their ...

Way back in 1926, Bugatti Automobiles founder Ettore Bugatti gifted his 4-year-old son a unique birthday present: a half-scale version of Bugatti's Type 35 race car, which won the Grand Prix World ...

With only 25 originally built and each one commanding more than $1 million, you won’t see many Bugatti Type 35s on the public roads. This one is different though. That’s because it isn’t an original ...

If it's the latter, then this is probably the 'You Know You Want To' for you. If you were expecting to see a small dabbling duck featured as a YKYWT on the other hand, well, you probably need help of ...

Remember that classic advert for Werther’s Originals? That cheery old man reminiscing about the very first time his Grandad treated him to a finely wrapped lozenge of that creamy butter candy. “I ...