setting a new top-speed world record for an open-top car of 282.04 mph, or 453.91 km/h, independently certified by SGS-TV Saar GmbH. As always, Bugatti's Le Mans-winning test driver, Andy Wallace ...

Bugatti designed the rest of the car from scratch. The Bolide has been designed to meet strictly regulated FIA motorsports standards for Le Mans race cars, with a new advanced monocoque made of ...

Bugatti’s 8.0-litre quad-turbo ... The Mistral was driven by British top speed specialist and Le Mans winner Andy Wallace, who set the closed-car top speed record of 304.7mph in the Chiron ...

Le Mans winner and recurring Bugatti record setter Andy Wallace again ... In a unique twist, the car's future owner was in attendance. The owner also rode along for a second run with Wallace ...

Certainly, the standard car's 420 km/h speed limited ... headline is out the window too, since Bugatti's official test driver (and 24 Hours of Le Mans winner) Andy Wallace wore a helmet during ...

Explore the evolution of the Bugatti Veyron, from initial concepts to engineering marvel, highlighting its legacy in luxury ...

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At the rear, huge exhausts, a Le Mans–style carbon-fiber diffuser ... The first customer cars are scheduled to be built at Bugatti’s atelier in Molsheim, France, starting in 2026.

Bugatti has unveiled its new model, the Bugatti Tourbillon, a massively powerful hybrid with an equally impressive price tag. The car will replace the $3.3 million, 1,500 horsepower Bugatti Chiron.