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Funny, 90% of people think that Bugatti is a new car brand... YOU ARE DUMB!!! I saw this car on a wannabe Top Gear back in 2004
Description: The name and year of the Royale tell quite a bit of its story right from the beginning. It was a car intended to be sold to royalty, just at a time when royalty was disappearing all over Europe. In th...
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Description: Given this kind of unmitigated snobbery, it's hardly surprising that the Royale was built purely out of spite. Legend has that Ettore was told by an English lady that she considered Rolls-Royce t...
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it was not a Royale it was a type 57 tank bodied racer which had just won a Le Man and he was test driving it
Ah, not all the Royals have survived. Ettore's son Jean Bugatti headed the design of the Royal, and died test driving one when he swerved to avoid hitting a drunk cyclist. So one of the 7 was lost. I'm 17 and I know that. Is that a good or bad thing?
Description: With the body, the Kellner Coupe cost $45,000 ($560,000 today). Not that the Royale was in any way unimpressive. It must first be said that the thing is massive. It has a fifteen-foot wheelbase, with ...
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45 grand back then... Dang. Nobody was actresses/actors or singers. Not many high dollar people. That must have but filthy rich car owners.
If I recall correctly, at least one Royale has a set of silver wheels (as in actual silver, not painted or plated) that cost $5,000 apiece in 1930's money.
Description: Bugatti had built these in anticipation of a contract with the French government which never materialized, due to the signing of the Treaty of Versailles and the end of WWI. The engine was an odd desi...
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@Josh that's what she said. 2 twss's in 1 article? Damn, this is two easy.
Description: This engine ended up being the thing that saved the Royale from being a complete commercial disaster. Having produced some 23 more engines than he could find cars for, Bugatti built a train locomotive...
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Description: For the pair, he paid $3000 and two GE refrigerators. It should be mentioned that refrigerators were nearly impossible to buy in France in 1950, and were therefore far more valuable than it would seem...
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Description: The name Bugatti has been reborn and is once again synonymous with astounding feats of engineering, as well as almost completely unchecked hubris. This new incarnation of Bugatti (as well as another, ...
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Son of a b*tch! That second photo rocks; the B & W one. Man, what a car.
only bugattis id ever buy haha.
Haha yeah my bad on that one.. But the previous ones didnt
They are showing us some of the highest amounts paid for cars, I think it's pretty neat
2nd paragraph, first page
Hey look another article that says 'Record Auction Sales' but mentions nothing of a recent auction or record. Please explain yourself carbuzz or im gonna keep posting these comments lol