The only Bugatti Chiron Profilée that will be built has been auctioned by RM Sotheby's for $10.8 million, setting a record for a new car sold at an auction.

The three Type 50S race cars that competed at Le Mans in 1931 served as the inspiration for a new one-off Chiron Super Sport, and the story behind its untraditional black paint is pretty funny.

Called the Chiron Super Sport Golden Era, the big coupe was designed jointly by Bugatti and the anonymous collector who commissioned it — the buyer played a significant role in shaping this one-off.

Bugatti has tapped into such creative territory with a magnum opus of its own, at least when it comes to the Chiron model line—the one-off Bugatti Chiron Super Sport “Golden Era” hypercar.

Jean Bugatti, known for his visionary designs and engineering prowess, left a lasting impact on the automotive world.His work on the Type 55 exemplifies his unique approach to car design ...

This particular Chiron was configured and customized through the Sur Mesure program for a customer in Canada. The base color is a shade of black dubbed Nocturne that has been contrasted with a ...

The Bugatti Chiron will have a total build run of 500 units, and now it's down to the last 100 of them.

The power plant inside a $4 million Bugatti Chiron Super Sport is a W16: It has 16 cylinders and four turbos, and is made up of 3,500 parts.

Bugatti has unveiled a unique Chiron Super Sport that pays tribute to the Type 55 Super Sport. It features a two-tone exterior with black wheels and a fading ‘55’ pattern.

In 1999 Bugatti revealed the 18/3 Chiron concept. It was to be the precursor to the Veyron, and eventually, the actual Chiron. This is its story.

Bugatti has just unveiled one of its last Chiron one-off. The Super Sport variant is a tribute to the Type 55 road car from the early 1930s.

That is exactly what one mystery buyer commissioned Bugatti to do for him. The 1,578-horsepower rolling work of art is dubbed the "Golden Era," and its canvas is a Bugatti Chiron Super Sport.