This year is an important one for Bugatti. Not only does 2009 represent the centenary of the legendary marque but it also now marks the unveiling of a super sedan that may constitute the future plans ...
Viknesh Vijayenthiran December 23, 2009 Comment Now! There are super sedans and then there are super sedans. Bugatti's Galibier 16C Concept is definitely one of the latter, with its 8.0-liter W-16 ...
The next Bugatti could be a four-door. The French supercar manufacturer first expressed interest in building a sedan when it debuted the 16C Galibier at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show. The concept ...
Founded in 1909 as Automobiles Ettore Bugatti, the French hypercar manufacturer celebrated its centenary with a bite-the-back-of-your-hand beautiful and luxurious concept in 2009: the 16C Galibier ...
In the ever-more-exciting rivalry between Bugatti and Koenigsegg (brands listed here in alphabetical order) the latter has just won a massive battle and it was all done by... actually showing up to ...
The Bugatti 16C Galibier concept was unveiled over a decade ago and it instantly spawned speculation about a possible production variant. While that obviously never happened, Hagerty says the rumors ...
Years before the Veyron hit the market and redefined the supercar world, Bugatti toyed around with the idea of a high-end, luxury sports sedan. Two proposals were presented. The first, the EB 112, was ...
So much for private unveilings. Just a day after Bugatti displayed its next supercar at an exclusive event in Molsheim, France, pictures of the super-sedan have wound up online. Previously thought to ...
The Bugatti 16C Galibier Concept is a prototype of a luxury sedan which was presented officially in September by Bugatti Automobiles prior to the IAA 2009. A derivative of the concept vehicle is ...
During a private event held at the company's headquarters in Molsheim, France, ultra-luxury automaker Bugatti unveiled a concept car billed as "the most exclusive, elegant, and powerful four door ...
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