The best racing car design of all time. Automobile Magazine was able to get their hands on a Bugatti Type 35, an old fashion car, from The Peter Mullin Collection. Read the full story at ...

Bugatti announced its first fully electric vehicle, but much to everyone’s surprise, it’s not a 300-miles-per-hour road car—it’s a three quarter-scale replica of a Type 35 Grand Prix race ...

Bugatti’s Type 35 debuted in August of 1924 at the Grand Prix de Europe in Lyon, France. It would go on to become, arguably, the most successful model of racing car to date.

For me, the best French car of all time is the Bugatti Type 35. On August 3, 1924, Bugatti rolled out five examples of its new racing car for the French Grand Prix at Lyon.

Behold the Bugatti Type 35—one of the most successful racing cars on the planet. Founder Ettore Bugatti's open-top masterpiece won more than 2,000 races with a variety of Type 35 chassis in the ...

In the annals of motorsport, few cars have proved as successful as the Bugatti Type 35, which made its competition debut 100 ...

Ettore Bugatti set world speed records for cars, boats, trains and airplanes and his Type 35 became the most successful racing car ever. His cars have long since regained their former glory on the ...

Bugatti used the Type 30 as a starting point, incorporating that car's 2.0-liter inline-8 engine, which produced around 88 hp and drove the rear wheels through a 3-speed manual transmission.

Bugatti’s marketing wheels have started spinning for 2022, aided by a Type 51 and a Baby II, which proved that they’re not afraid of snow and ice, putting their money where their mouths are in ...

Bugatti’s most successful racing car, the 35, took home in excess of 1,000 victories. It averaged 14 wins per week during its heyday, and it had also won the grueling Targa Florio road endurance ...

Bugatti is well known for its overall win at the 1937 24 Hours of Le Mans, where Jean-Pierre Wimille and Robert Benoist piloted the Type 57G “Tank” to victory, but the brand’s first factory ...