The hyperexclusive Bugatti costs a cool $5 million and can only be driven on track. For those who can afford it, the ...

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 ...

carwow has recently celebrated hitting 10 million subscribers on YouTube by racing two hypercars worth a combined 10 million pounds sterling. Enter the W16-powered Bugatti Chiron Super Sport and 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 ...

It’s a ’90s supercar spectacular on CarWow this week, as the Ferrari F40 defends its position as one of the segment’s top predators against the Bugatti EB110, and the underdog American, the ...

Of all the things the billionaire superhero philanthropist Tony Stark could be doing with his time, why would he bother showing up in the graphically outdated but critically acclaimed Asseto Corsa ...

A Tesla Model S drag raced a Bugatti Chiron. The Bugatti won, but the races were surprisingly close given the cost difference between the cars. The Tesla in the video would run you around $110,000.

If you haven’t heard of Rimac Automobili yet, it’s time to get familiar. And for those who have, you know why. Since its founding in 2009, Rimac has focused on creating the most powerful (electric) ...

We're approaching the end of the Bugatti W16's run, as the last Bolide rolled off the production line last week. Bugatti still has a handful of Mistral roadsters to build, plus the one-off Brouillard ...

There are few racing cars that have earned the status of the Bugatti Type 35. A full century after it first competed, ...

The Bugatti 100P was one of the most beautiful and technically ambitious racing aircraft ever designed, a pre-war French marvel that never had the chance to fly in competition. Created in 1938 by ...