These are actual Bugatti concept cars that its design team poured blood, sweat, money and business cases into making happen, but ­which –­ for various reasons – never came to fruition.

Remember, Bugatti has a long and storied past as a maker of race cars, and as such, the Type 73C was one of those vehicles. During World War II, Ettore Bugatti, designers Noel Domboy and Antoine ...

Volkswagen bought Bugatti in 1998 and continued to evolve the EB112. In 1999 they debuted the EB218 concept , equipped with a W18 engine and a Lamborghini Diablo VT’s AWD system.

The first Bolide ever made is expected to fetch as much as $6 million despite having being driven 389 miles on track ...

The Bugatti Bolide – a name that comes from French slang for “very fast car,” according to Bugatti – is a concept car designed solely for track driving, not for use on public roads.

Bugatti, the French car maker owned by Volkswagen Group, revealed their latest concept car, the Bolide, at their headquarters in Molsheim, Alsace, France‎ on October 28, 2020.

This article focuses on the Bugatti EB 118 and Bugatti EB 218 concept cars, which never reached production. The Bugatti 16C Galibier sedan concept only appeared more than a decade later in 2009 ...

Bugatti unveiled its new Bolide concept car today, which promises to be the most incredible car they’ve ever built: a lightweight, high-downforce sports car built around Bugatti’s signature 8. ...

He made them an offer they can't refuse. Bugatti announced on its Facebook page that the Chiron and Vision Gran Turismo Concept vehicles it will show during the Monterey Car Week have already been ...