Ezekiel Wheeler: European Automotive Tour
Our good friend Ezekiel Wheeler from Automotive Conduct is making his way across Europe on an automotive dream vacation... and you have been invited to follow along.
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The Bugatti Autorail
Unmatched presence. Prodigious power. Unrivaled refinement. These are just a few of the qualities that have become synonymous with the name Bugatti. Although best known for his timeless automobile creations, Ettore Bugatti’s
The Lost Bugatti Type 22: 73 Years At The Bottom Of A Swiss Lake
Lost for over 70 years beneath the surface of Lake Maggiore, a 1925 Bugatti Type 22 Brescia lay preserved in silence—its fate sealed by unpaid taxes and a rusted chain. Raised from
Bugatti Still Working from Home
TGR Staff Bugatti has suspended the production of its vehicles such as the Chiron1 and Divo2 in Molsheim. Nevertheless, many employees are continuing to work from home, taking into account the recommendations
Record Setting Week for Volkswagen
TGR Staff Volkswagen and French racing driver Romain Dumas set the first record on Tianmen Mountain in China. The 6.7-mile winding mountain road has 99 tight turns which the all-electric ID.R completed
The Crazy Dream that was the Bugatti EB110
by Michael Satterfield In the mid-1980s, Romano Artioli dreamed of building the fastest sports car in the world and he wanted it to carry the name of his hero, one of most
Mille Miglia: Day 1
TGR Staff Mille Miglia, a car race full of myths and legends. The world’s most famous and most beautiful car race started again yesterday. This year with two Bugatti models. Herbert Diess,
Bugatti Home Collection
by Michael Satterfield Many people don’t connect the Bugatti name with furniture, however, the name behind the world’s fastest cars has a long history of furniture, with Carlo Bugatti designing and manufacturing fine
Bugatti La Voiture Noire Will Take 2 Years to Complete
by Scott Huntington Everything sounds better in French. Hair care products, fancy pastries and of course automobiles all put on an air of exclusivity when you say their names in French. No
Limited Edition $30,000 Bugatti
by Michael Satterfield The Bugatti Type 35 is a legend, with over 2,000 professional and amateur race wins, it is arguably the single most successful racing car of all time. In 1926
Bugatti at Geneva
TGR Staff What a start to an anniversary year. At the first major international motor show in 2019, Bugatti is presenting two world premieres. At the Geneva Motor Show, the French luxury
The Autobiography of Bugatti’s first Le Mans Car
This is the car whose introduction in 1930 heralded a new era by introducing the marque’s first twin-cam engine. The Type 50’s supercharged 4.9-liter straight-eight was prodigiously powerful – and in the
Bugatti 1928
TGR Staff From the very first day of the car manufacturer from Molsheim, the Bugatti myth was created mainly by motorsports. In this respect, 1928 was a special year for Bugatti. The
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