Called Type 35 D, a designation never used by Bugatti, the roadster is instantly recognizable as a follow-up to the successful race car thanks in part to a horseshoe-shaped grille surrounded by a ...

Bugatti’s Fall/Winter 2014/15 Fashion Collection Has Type 35 Sitting in The French Alps Published: 22 Jul 2014, 09:44 UTC • By: Ionut Ungureanu 5 photos ...

Notably, the Type 35 debuted an updated horseshoe radiator grille, a design that can still be found on each of the company’s models. Bugatti’s fortunes would fade in the next decade.

With the Bolide 100-year anniversary edition we celebrate the arrival of an exquisite, track-driven homage to the Type 35 – a century on from its motor racing debut.

Both top professionals and rank amateurs - Ettore Bugatti sold clients machines identical to his own team cars - won more than 2000 races with various Type 35 chassis. It was, and is, extraordinary.

Bugatti’s celebration of the Type 35 comes as it leans on its heritage to smooth its transition into the electric age. It last year unveiled the 57 One of One, a Chiron referencing 1934’s Type ...

For Bugatti W16 Mistral buyers, the upsell isn’t a $40 multitool or $20 head torch, but a gorgeous pint-sized Bugatti Type 35 EV that will set them back a cool €80,000 ($84,430) and isn’t ...

The 1925 Bugatti Type 35 in the Brumos Collection is unusual for its highly original condition, having escaped the tribulations of the track unscathed. Originally purchased by Standard Oil heir ...

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 ...

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.

Cars Finally, a Bugatti that only costs $68,000, but there's a catch The catch is that it's a three-quarter-scale replica of a Type 35 race car, and it only does 43 mph.