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

This week, BUGATTI welcomed more than 50 classic vehicles – a variety of Grand Prix cars including 23 Type 35s from around the world – to its home in Molsheim to mark the start of the Molsheim-Lyon tour, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the brand’s most iconic racing car, the Type 35. #BUGATTI #TYPE35 | Bugatti

A 1938 Bugatti Type 57 Roadster was seen cruising through Hollywood, a true piece of automotive history on the move. Valued at over $1.5M depending on provenance, the Type 57 was one of Bugatti’s most celebrated pre-war designs, blending elegance and performance. Ettore Bugatti’s son, Jean, penned much of the styling, making it not just rare but also a rolling work of art that defined luxury in its era.#Bugatti #Type57 #Hollywood #ClassicCars #PreWarIcons #ExoticCars #fblifestyle | CarSpex

Bugatti Type 51 vs Bugatti Type 35. What a beautiful and brilliant-sounding combo to see on track. Which one would you choose to race? #83MM #Bugatti | Goodwood Road & Racing

A stunning car on a stunning circuit. Duncan Pittaway laps Goodwood in his #Bugatti Type 35 in the Grover Williams Trophy Practice. #81MM | Goodwood Road & Racing

Does watching a 92 year-old Bugatti being pushed ever get old? #FOS | Goodwood Road & Racing