Up for sale is a vintage set of 4 NOS door handles. They have never been used. They are nickel plated brass. These measure 4 1/2" long. The mounting holes on the bottom measure approximately 1/4" X ...

Bugatti Axle BREAKS after 111 Years. NOS Parts NEEDED! Alan Travis #antiquecars Posted: March 21, 2025 | Last updated: March 21, 2025 Love classic cars and vintage engines? 🚗🔧 Join us as we ...

It's a Bugatti, after all. For many non-car enthusiasts, its reputation and distinction are built off the fact that it produces cars worth millions of dollars, and this revelation pretty much ...

And the striker is now said to have agreed to splash out around £4m on an extremely rare space age Bugatti Tourbillon. The remarkable car has 1,800 horsepower petrol and an electric hybrid V16 ...

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THE CENTENARY of the Hereford speed trials has been celebrated with a parade of classic cars through the city ... while the fastest car, a Bugatti driven by F. Taylor, completed the course in ...

Bugatti created several successful cars for road and racing, but Ettore's death in 1947 led to the company ceasing operations in 1952 before a short-lived revival in 1963. The brand was revived ...

Bugatti has never been one to play it safe, but with the upcoming 2027 Tourbillon, the French automaker isn’t just pushing boundaries – it’s launching them into another dimension. This new ...

The warm-up supercar was the Porsche 911 GT3 RS, which makes a piddling 518 hp but is revered as one of the best pound-for-pound driver’s cars in the ... the $4.3 million Bugatti Bolide, which ...

However, Bugatti Rimac is an awkward fit: It sells around 100 cars a year versus Porsche’s 310,000, and the technological underpinnings of the vehicles are different. Should it decide to part ...

Tucked away in the charming borough of Birdsboro, the Louis J. Mascaro Automotive Museum doesn’t announce itself with neon ...