BUGATTI EVOLUTION: From Type 1 (1898) to Tourbillon (2026) - The evolution of Bugatti began long before the factory was officially established, starting in 1898 when Ettore Bugatti built his first motorized experiment, the Type 1. From these humble beginnings emerged the philosophy that "Weight is the Enemy," leading to track legends like the Type 13 Brescia and the Type 35—the most successful racing car of all time. During this Golden Era, Bugatti also defined absolute luxury with the massive T

The Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic is one of the most exclusive, expensive and mystical cars in automotive history…and the star in the Hollywood movie OVERDRIVE. To find out more about its real life story, stay tuned! #Overdrive #Bugatti #BugattiAtlantic #Type57SC #BugattiHistory #BugattiStory #Bugatti110Years #Bugatti110Ans | Bugatti

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The beautiful 1937 Bugatti Type 57 (57C) currently for sale at Oldtimer Australia. ​ ​Highlights: – sold new in June 1937 to Alexis Baptifaut who was the President of the company Chargeurs Réunis in Paris, France. Interestingly the ‘livre des livraisons’ (delivery book) states Foire de Bordeax. – the car was built with a Ventoux body finished in penumbra grey with a tan leather interior. – post the second World War the car found its way to Belgium. – the car found its way to North America in the

Asmr Car Restoration! | 1938 Bugatti Type 57 Full Restoration from Rust to showroom Masterpiece #america #fyp #restauracion #restored #restore | Auto builder

Chad Hiltz builds a $40,000,000 Bugatti for his girlfriend! 1938 Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic | Bad Chad

13K views · 172 reactions | Step into the story of Carolyn and Craig Jackson’s 1936 Bugatti Type 57 Stelvio. Discover the early history of this stunning machine, how it found its way into the Jacksons' collection and the detailed restoration it underwent. Learn why Craig chose to color-match this classic Bugatti with his modern Chiron, blending heritage and horsepower in a uniquely personal way. | Barrett-Jackson | Facebook