Changes: Bugatti

Revision as of 04:58, 17 December 2013

Bugatti is a French high-performance cars manufacturer founded in 1909 by Ettore Bugatti. The company had built one of the fastest, most exclusive and luxurious cars in the world before World War II such as the Type 57 and Type 35 racing cars.

The aftermath of World War II led the company to bankruptcy. The name Bugatti was later used once again by Romano Artioli for the creating of the EB110. Volkswagen later acquired the brand name and produced the Bugatti Veyron 16.4.

Vehicles


Veyron 16.4	8.0L W16	987 bhp	922 lb·ft	AWD	2.7 secs	1888 kg (4162 lbs)	253 mph (407 km/h)	7-speed
Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport	8.0L W16	987 bhp	922 lb·ft	AWD	2.7 secs	1968 kg (4339 lbs)	253 mph (407 km/h)	7-speed
Veyron 16.4 Super Sport	8.0L W16	1183 bhp	1106 lb·ft	AWD	2.5 secs	1838 kg (4052 lbs)	258 mph (415 km/h)	7 -speed
Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse	8.0L W16	1183 bhp	1106 lb·ft	AWD	2.6 secs	1990 kg (4387 lbs)	255 mph (410 km/h)	7-speed

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 |years=<small>1909 - 1963 (Company)<br />1963 - Present (Marque)</small>
 |hq=Molsheim, Alsace
-}}'''Bugatti''' is a French high-performance cars manufacturer founded in 1909. The company had built one of the fastest, most exclusive and luxurious cars in the world before World War II such as the Type 57 and Type 35 racing cars.
+}}'''Bugatti''' is a French high-performance cars manufacturer founded in 1909 by Ettore Bugatti. The company had built one of the fastest, most exclusive and luxurious cars in the world before World War II such as the Type 57 and Type 35 racing cars.
 The aftermath of World War II led the company to bankruptcy. The name Bugatti was later used once again by Romano Artioli for the creating of the EB110. Volkswagen later acquired the brand name and produced the [[Bugatti Veyron 16.4]].