Showing posts with label Bugatti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bugatti. Show all posts

Tuesday

- Bugatti’s Special Edition Hermes Veyron Scooped

Bugatti has joined forces with Hermes to create an ultra limited version of its 1.001 HP Veyron supercar. In case you’re wondering, Hermes supplied leather for Ettore Bugatti’s cars early last century. The above picture was taken by the guys at “Caradvice”, and according to their sources, the Veyron Hermes will make its public debut at the Geneva Show next month. Apart from the ultra high-end interior package, the special edition model seems to feature a series of exterior mods including the two new vertical slats flanking each side of the grill.

Friday

1938 Bugatti Type 57C Atlante Coupe: Barnyard Gem For Sale

Apparently, the term “Barnyard” is an understatement as the iconic 1938 Bugatti Type 57C Atlante Coupe was stored along with several other important cars in Mr. John W. Straus private garage, protected from the elements of nature. Nevertheless, keeping a dream car like this, out of sight and out of reach, stuck between four walls for more than four decades, is a hefty crime in our books. Now the Bugatti Type 57C originally bodied by Gangloff of Colmar with Stelvio cabriolet coachwork is seeking a second chance in life as it’s been offered for sale on June 3rd at the Greenwich Concours D'Elegance with an estimated price of $300.000-400.000. Follow the jump for an extensive history of the car and its owners. Via: Jalopnik , Source: Christies