Bugatti's upcoming successor to the Veyron supercar is likely a 1500-hp, 16-cylinder hybrid that will top 268 mph. Read about it at Car and Driver.

Haul out the shovels, ready a casket, and strike up the 240-mph band: The Bugatti Veyron is dead. On Monday, Bugatti announced the sale of the 450th and final example of the 1,200-horsepower, 16 ...

Bugatti Veyron Essential History. Between when the original automaker went out of business in 1952 and when the almighty Veyron 16.4 entered production in 2005, it was a long, rocky road for the ...

It would be easy now to dismiss the Bugatti Veyron, introduced to a dropped-jaw automotive world in October 2005, as a spectacular case of bad timing. In a different economic clime--try to recall ...

Bugatti is still experimenting with multiple prototype layouts, but indications are that it will task an electric drive with assisting an engine based on the Veyron's quad-turbo 8.0-liter W16.

The last Bugatti Veyron supercar has been sold, Bloomberg News, reports. Bugatti, a unit of Germany's Volkswagen, has sold the 450th and final Bugatti Veyron, the supercar that stunned the ...

When you drop $3 million on a special-edition Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse, you want everything to be perfect. That's why, before it leaves the factory, Bugatti wraps the car more carefully ...