A Bugatti Brouillard doesn’t just roll off the production line. It’s sculpted, dreamed and crafted for one person alone, a rolling work of art born from unlimited wealth and unlimited imagination.
Bugatti’s legacy of crafting the world’s fastest cars spans over a century, from Ettore Bugatti’s Type 35 to the record-shattering Chiron. Now, the French marque unveils the Tourbillon, a hybrid hypercar that combines cutting-edge electric motors with an 8.3-liter V16 combustion engine, delivering a combined 1,800 horsepower and a top speed exceeding 276 mph.
A table clock priced at $240,000—enough for a Lamborghini Urus or a snug condo—sounds like pure fantasy, but the Bugatti Calandre Table Clock, born from a collab between Jacob & Co., Bugatti, and Lalique, is no ordinary timepiece. Limited to just 99 units, this desk-dwelling stunner fuses automotive luxury, crystal artistry, and watchmaking wizardry into a jaw-dropping showpiece that’s as much a statement as it is a clock.
Top Gear’s Ollie Marriage and Bugatti’s chief test driver Andy Wallace teamed up to push the Bugatti Bolide hypercar to its limit at France’s Paul Ricard circuit. The design embodies Bugatti’s “Form Follows Performance” philosophy, starting with its aggressive, minimalist aesthetic design that draws inspiration from Le Mans Prototype (LMP1) race cars and historic aviation X-planes.
Photo credit: Manny Khoshbin
You’ve seen Manny Khoshbin’s garage, now check out his latest acquisition, a stunning Bugatti Bolide finished in black with blue accents. He took delivery of this hypercar, one of just forty made in the world, at Bugatti Newport Beach in Irvine, California.
With a starting price of $3-million, you’d think the Bugatti Chiron would at least have a cup holder, but that isn’t the case. So, Shannon Ralston contacted Bugatti design director Frank Heyl to design one from scratch.
Limited to 250-units and priced from $4,100,000 USD, the Bugatti Tourbillon is one of the automaker’s most expensive vehicles ever. Its exposed carbon fiber chassis is one reason why, and a new video provides an up-close look at this work of art.
Jacob & Co.’s Bugatti Tourbillon watch is modeled after its real-life $4.1-million counterpart, but with a slightly lower price tag of $340,000 USD. For starters, it boasts a black-PVD titanium case modeled after the hypercar’s muscular bodywork and its unique characteristics, including the front grille, side radiator inlets, as well as large sapphire side windows.