20 years after redefining the hypercar, the Bugatti Veyron is being treated less like a flagship and more like a certified collector's piece.
Bugatti has released a new video teaser, asking viewers to "imagine the impossible" and showcases what is likely to be the company's follow-up to the Veyron.
A popular British automotive magazine has spilled the first details for the long awaited successor to the mighty Bugatti Veyron.
Bugatti has dedicated Legend - a special edition run of the Grand Sport Vitesse - to pay tribute to six heroes from the marque's long past.
It's official: The Hyper Veyron from Bugatti will be launched next September at the Frankfurt Motor Show according to its engineer.
Hybrids, electric vehicles or even fuel cell powered vehicles might populate our roads in the near future. But the super car segment will never be dead.
The Bugatti is likely to be dethroned from its fastest car title if word around the Swedish camp of Koenigsegg is true. Who came up with that name by the way?