1936 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic In Detail ... and by 1900 had won his first race with a car of his own design. Bugatti went on to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the first time in 1920.

The car, whose name is French for “The Black Car,” is inspired by the black Type 57SC Atlantic that was the personal car of Jean Bugatti. The original car's whereabouts are unknown, as it went ...

Although not a one-off, the aforementioned Type 57SC Atlantic Coupe is as rare as it is iconic. ... Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac would only confirm so much, however.

Bugatti’s Type 57 SC Atlantic has been a staple of the awards circuit, ... He even flew to Bilbao, Spain to see the original car in a temporary exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum.

Motor Trend senior editor Jonny Lieberman visits the Mullin Automotive Museum in Oxnard, California for a firsthand look at the worlds most expensive car -- the Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic.

If you want to own a Pebble Beach–winning automobile but don’t want to actually do any of the restoration or competition work yourself, boy have we got the car for you. This spectacular 1937 ...

We’ll hopefully learn more next month, but Bugatti also released a sketch of a previously unseen Atlantic Coupe study from 2008. They also revealed pictures of a 2014 Vision GT proposal as well ...

The Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic is the only Bugatti on our list. It is another grand tourer car on our list and also one of the oldest on our list since it was first made in 1934. It is a variant ...

The design head at Bugatti is open to a modern V16 GT car similar to the Type 57SC Atlantic. He believes that the brand will branch out into more low-production vehicles in the near future.

Bugatti might be working on a front-engine grand tourer based on the legendary Type 57 SC Atlantic and powered by its new hybrid V-16.