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Description: The Type 57 was built between 1934 and 1940, and it was the car which got Bugatti both of their victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. It was designed by Ettore's son Jean Bugatti, and it was in t...
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Description: Jean had done a good deal of design work on the Type 41 Royale, but the Type 57 was a project all his own. Just 17 Atalante Coupes were built. They came after the Atlantic Coupes, of which only four w...
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Show me a Toyota that was produced in that time and I'll show you why Yea that's what I though ahahahaha
The brand is irrelevant, this style of car is amazing. The Type 57 is a handcrafted masterpiece of the automotive world.
Beauty? Where the hell is that beautiful? If it would've been a Toyota u guys would probably make fun of it... Just bc it's a Bugatti it's suddenly beautiful... This thing is ugly as hell!
Description: Only two Type 57SC chassis were actually built new by Bugatti, but nearly all (40 out of 43 total) of the cars built on the Type 57S chassis were brought back to the factory to have a supercharger ins...
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Description: The Type 57 was already quite low, and lowering required much more than the simple swapping of suspension components. The rear axle on S models passes through the frame, rather than under it, and dry-...
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Description: And yes, if you set it wrong and bent a valve, the pistons would have to come out in order for you to replace it. The engine initially produced 135 horsepower, but this climbed to 175 after a second c...
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Description: It was sold in Paris in 1946, and would then have as many as a dozen more owners before finally making it over to the US in 1959. The car didn't stay with its first American owner for very long e...
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Description: Much of the restoration concentrated on undoing modifications to the bodywork done by previous owners, even though much of this was actually performed by the original coachbuilders. Interestingly, alt...
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Thats a classic,but I always wonder what a nitemare it is to rebuilt the engine and that horsepower figure seem a little low
F the price show me the car lol
I'm tired of record auction sales articles. How can it be a record if the Price was never mentioned. Arghh car buzz.
OH MY GOSSH!! that's expensive for one car
I believe It was a private auction, and the buyer paid around 40-50 million for it.
i saw the 57SC Atlantic at a car show it was amazingly beautiful