No, your eyes are not deceiving you. You're looking at a reborn version of Bugatti's iconic Type 35 racing car. Created by the folks at Uedelhoven Studios, this one ...

Bugatti recently announced that its bespoke Sur Mesure division finished another unique gem – the Chiron Super Sport 'Hommage T50S,' an all-black hypercar dedicated to the racing heritage at the ...

The seller of today's Nice Price or No Dice Bugatti replica claims there's nothing about it that's "over the top." Excluding the fact that what it's a replica of is one of the world's most famous ...

Ever imagined a Bugatti dubbed Baby? This particular model is called Baby II, and even though it’s not produced by the French automaker, it’s the closest vehicle imaginable to the fabulous Type 35 ...

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 ...

His automotive adventure started reporting on various motorsport events as a sports writer before moving onto a full-time auto career with various sites, including This Week In Motors and ...

In a tribute to the legendary Bugatti Type 35, Bugatti and The Little Car Company have introduced the Bugatti Baby II Type 35 Centenary Edition. This exclusive series commemorates the 100th ...

Bugatti is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its legendary Type 35. On August 3, 1924, the Bugatti Type 35 made its debut at the Grand Prix de Lyon, where five cars lined up for the race. Ettore ...

The shape is unmistakable; low-slung, pencil-thin, and defined by that bolt-upright, horseshoe-framed radiator and iconic French Racing Blue paintwork. This is the 1925 Bugatti Type 35, the Chiron ...

One of the forefathers of the Veyron, Chiron, and Divo, the Bugatti Type 35 used a straight-eight engine that originally displaced just 2.0 liters and used a crankshaft supported by two roller ...

If you close your eyes and imagine competition cars from the early days of motorsport, chances are the Bugatti Type 35 open-wheel racers come to mind. Launched in 1924 and often liveried in classic ...