The good folks over at 'The Hamilton Collection' have assembled two of the fastest cars in the world for a head-to-head ...

LEGO built a drivable Bugatti Chiron. Everything from the brake pads to the dashboard is made of LEGO parts. Official Bugatti pilot Andy Wallace took the car for a test drive. The following is a ...

The Bugatti Chiron has a W16 engine ... The active differential also allows the driver to select a 'Drift' mode, which ...

In late 2019, The Bugatti Chiron Super Sport became the first production vehicle to ever reach 300 miles per hour. But why has it taken almost 15 years just to go 50 miles per hour faster?

There are many uber-rich car nuts in the world, but only 140 of them can claim bragging rights on owning a Bugatti Chiron Super Sport or Pur Sport. That’s how many were built (officially ...

Yet unlike its Veyron predecessor, the Chiron was missing one key figure: a record-breaking top speed. In September 2019 though, Bugatti proved its worth by breaking the 300mph barrier with the ...

Bugatti has also held a number of racing accolades in its 110-year history. In an attempt to prove that the Chiron’s abilities extend from the straights into the corners, the firm shaved weight ...

If a real Bugatti Chiron sports car will set you back $3 million, might we suggest to you this life-sized, functioning Lego version, which will only set you back 1 million (in Lego pieces).