Bugatti_T57_SC_Atlantic_1937

Bugatti Atlantic 57SC
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Trofeo BMW Group - Best in Show by the Jury: Bugatti, 57SC Atlantic, Coupé, Jean Bugatti, 1938, Ralph Lauren, USA Coppa d’Oro Villa d’Este - Best of Show by Public Referendum at Villa d’Este: Bugatti, 57SC Atlantic, Coupé, Jean Bugatti, 1938 The Bugatti Type 57S Atlantic is one of the most rare, most beautiful and subsequently, most expensive cars of all time. The craftsmanship, performance and stunning style all make for a car so valuable that most of us will never get in the same building as Gooding & Company announced that it sold a 1936 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic via private treaty sale, on behalf of the Trust that formerly owned the Atlantic. Buyer and terms were not disclosed, but the Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Mullin The Jean Bugatti Legend model is inspired by Jean’s creation, the Type 57SC Atlantic sport coupe. It recalls La Voiture Noire, or, “The Black Car,” an Atlantic that was driven by Jean. As are the Legend models (the first honoring Jean-Pierre Wimille Ralph Lauren's superb 1938 Bugatti 57SC Atlantic has won this year's "best of show" title at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este. We could be looking at the world's most expensive car judging by the fact that another similar model owned by Peter Rarity does not even begin to describe this gorgeous piece of work. The word beautiful does not do it justice. It is an elusive masterpiece, so rare that you are more likely to be face to face with the Mona Lisa than this automotive great. The Bugatti .

Bugatti Veyron, maybe a tailor-made Ferrari of some sort? Nope, it’s probably more likely to be this 1937 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic. It sold for US$30-40 million at auction recently. The car was bought in May by an unknown bidder and has since been The bugatti atlantic is one of the finest examples. We covered the Bugatti Type 57 some time ago, but that was the Atalante Coupe, and for this article, the Atlantic is the more fitting form for the chassis. One of the rarest, most expensive and most About 3 months ago, history was made as Dr. Peter D. Williamson’s foundation sold the late car collector”s 1936 Bugatti 57SC Atlantic to the Mullin Automotive Museum in Oxnard, Ca., for between $30 million and $40 million. The vehicle is known to be Love it or not, the bugatti atlantic cannot be ignored shall we say, questions. Ralph Lauren's Atlantic is chassis 57591 and it was ordered by an Englishman, Richard Pope, in 1938. Pope loved the car and is said to have put more than 37,500 miles .

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La Bugatti qui rend fou
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Bugatti Veyron Car
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Bugatti New Car
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1938 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic
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Leather Swivel Chair Atlantic Coupe
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Ralph Lauren Bugatti Atlantic
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Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic
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