Pierre Veyron’s best-known win was in a Bugatti 57S at the 1939 running of 24hours of LeMans. The concept again had an 18-cylinder turbocharged engine, displacing 6.3L and making 555 hp.

Bugatti Veyron Super Sport. Courtesy of Bugatti Even the basic details of the car seem ridiculous. For example, it wasn’t powered by a big V8; that would be too plain for Piëch. Instead, it used an ...

Bugatti’s wild Veyron concept stayed hidden from the public for over two decades. Designed by Walter de Silva, the concept is now on display at the Autostadt museum. Like the 18/3 Chiron, this ...

The latest Veyron in this series commemorates Meo Costantini, a highly regarded figure in Bugatti’s racing efforts from the 1920s. A close and personal friend of founder Ettore Bugatti ...

And lo, the Veyron arrived. (And yes, around the same time, Bugatti's stablemates were toying with their own Veyron-esque creations, in the shape of the 1999 Bentley Hunaudières and 2000 Audi ...