The final Bolide’s unidentified owner also owns a Type 35, one of the winningest race cars ever made. The Type 35 and its colors were used as an inspiration for the Bolide, and for this car in ...

Ryan de Villiers is a budding automotive journalist based in South Africa and serving as one of the newest additions to the CarBuzz team. He immediately pursued a career in journalism after finishing ...

Exotic car owners expect exceptional service, typically behind closed doors and far from the public eye. That said, automakers aren’t really known for customer interactions that sound like YouTube / ...

There’s the automotive world that nearly all of us know. It's the one where you go to a dealership (or Amazon) to look at cars, and for those who can afford them, buy something new from the vehicles ...

How about naming a bespoke hypercar after the founder’s favorite horse? Sounds wild, eh? And how about making it one of one? Not many carmakers can pull off stunts like these … but Bugatti can. Meet ...

Bugatti officially launches Programme Solitaire, a new one-of-one coachbuilding initiative First commission Brouillard honors Ettore Bugatti’s favorite horse with sculpture-inspired design Only two ...

It's well-documented that Ettore Bugatti really loved horses. Fittingly, the name of the eponymous brand's latest one-of-one creation is named after Ettore's favorite horse, Brouillard (pronounced ...

New cars typically have a handful of miles on them when they reach the dealership, like from driving off the factory lot onto a cargo ship or semi trailer, and many high-performance and high-end ...

The Bugatti Veyron marked a watershed moment for the car industry. After the VW Group acquired the rights to the Bugatti brand, it set out to build what would become one of the most remarkable ...

Bugatti’s stunning new Molsheim atelier doubles production capacity and sets the stage for the Tourbillon hypercar’s electric V16 era. Bugatti doesn’t just build cars — it builds temples to speed, ...

The Bugatti EB logo features a stylized backward "E" merged into a "B," and is used on both vintage and modern Bugatti vehicles. The "EB" on the logo signifies the initials of the company's founder, ...