Bugatti is replacing its legendary quad-turbo W16 with a naturally aspirated 8.3-liter V16. Why? Because it can.

In the face of ever-tightening emissions regulations, Cosworth stands alone in producing fully compliant, high-revving, naturally aspirated supercar engines. We ask: what’s its secret?

The banked corner before the main straightaway at Papenburg allowed Wallace to enter the 2.5-mile straight at roughly 300 kph (186 mph). With his foot hard down on the accelerator, the Mistral’s ...

Some cars have one turbocharger. Many have two. Some performance cars have four. But three? Only one triple-turbo engine was ...

Of course, both cars are powered by the legendary quad-turbo 8.0-liter W16 engine, capable of making 1,578 horsepower. With this power, Bugatti claims a top speed of 282 mph.

Explore the meticulous final shakedown process of the Bugatti Bolide, ensuring unmatched performance and quality before ...

One of the perks of owning a multi-million dollar near-1,600-horsepower Bugatti is that the hyper-carmaker does well to ...

This Bugatti W16 Mistral has around 250 miles on the clock and costs as much as 25 brand new Lamborghini Temerario supercars ...

The track-only Bugatti Bolide is one of the very fastest cars in the world, topping out at a claimed 311 mph, which makes ...

Bugatti's "Feeling The Track" event gave 40 owners a first taste of the Bolide's 1600HP W16 power at Circuit Paul Ricard. The ...

Bugatti has begun deliveries of the Mistral, the final model to feature the famed W-16 engine The car costs $5 million, and the first two units are bound for customers in the U.S. Bugatti's next ...

Every Bugatti that leaves Molsheim undergoes an uncompromising quality control process and, despite its raw and focused nature, the track-only Bolide¹ is no exception. Before being united with their ...