Bespoke carbon fiber body. Twin-turbo V12 with 986 horsepower. Say hello to the Bodo.

Mark McCann’s Bugatti Veyron rebuild is turning into a financial nightmare after major gearbox damage and years of neglect ...

A new chapter in the Bugatti story begins today. Twenty-eight years after bringing the storied luxury brand back from the dead, Volkswagen Group no longer counts Bugatti among its stable of brands.

Why would Yusaku Maezawa sell his one-off Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Fbg par Hermès? An almost $2 million clue points to his next era with Bugatti. Yusaku Maezawa is selling his one-off Bugatti Veyron ...

Not many pre-production or pre-series models ever leave the brand’s hands, but in celebration, this Veyron Super Sport was revived for a special collection. Bugatti Veyron redefined hypercars, ...

The Bugatti Veyron Super Sport World Record Edition is part exposed carbon fiber, part painted burnt orange, and a model that spent months in Molsheim getting completely refurbished. The car started ...

“Our pre-production Bugatti has just turned over 70,000 kilometers, it’s time for a restoration” . This is not the opening line of a good joke, but the probable phrase that set in motion one of the ...

4,167 pounds. That's about the weight of a Dodge Challenger SRT8, Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing, or four-door Jeep Wrangler. It's also the weight of one of the most cutting-edge supercars in modern history ...

The Bugatti F.K.P. Hommage is a 1,600 PS one-off creation based on the Mistral platform, designed to honor Ferdinand Karl Piëch and the 20th anniversary of the Veyron The interior features a ...

Twenty years ago, the automotive industry was operating under a specific set of assumed limitations. There were supercars, certainly—machines designed to turn heads, go fast, and generally make a ...

Apparently, somebody at Bugatti still appreciates Throwback Thursdays. After all, what better day to announce something called the “F.K.P. Hommage” than one dedicated to honoring the past? The “F.K.P.

The old adage about the customer always being right is especially true when it comes to dealing with the billionaires who buy bespoke products at the very top of the market. Yet it's hard not to be a ...