You bring your $1.5 million Bugatti Veyron to the bar... and someone else pulls up in the exact same hypercar! Only in the world of elite supercars can this happen — and it turns heads instantly.

The Utah Jazz walked away with disappointing results after landing the fifth overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery. However, with such a brutal outcome in the books, it now allows the Jazz to ...

Over the 20 years since Bugatti first published technical details of the W16 engine, the marque has produced the Veyron and its subsequent models, followed by the Chiron and further iterations ...

The Bugatti Veyron has long since retired to the archives and legends of high-end carmaking. However, its legacy will live forever. The masterpiece was the first production car to breach the 250 ...

Jeep has long loved to tease us at the Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah, with concepts that may ... later I’ve driven everything from a Bugatti Veyron to a Volvo 18-wheeler, on roads and tracks ...

The underpinnings and the interior are similarly new. As with all Bugatti cars—but especially since the mind-bending Veyron—the star of the Tourbillon is under the engine cover. According to ...

The polished parts of this Veyron were made from a single 20-tonne aluminum block. The owner spent more on options than the car’s original $2.5 million MSRP. Bugatti initially rejected the buyer ...

A rare 2014 Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse, one of only 92 models ever made and one of 450 total Veyrons is soon to be up for auction. The vehicle is estimated to fetch as much as $ ...

If you can’t bear to bide the short few weeks until Bugatti is set to unveil its next hypercar, you’re in luck. A striking example of one of its earlier models is about to go up for grabs.

Few are the people in the world in any real danger of causing confusion among others regarding which Bugatti Veyron they're talking about. Tracy Morgan is one of those few. The actor and comedian ...

Car and Driver's Instagram account recently posted a throwback to what might be my favorite review of all time — John Phillips' 2008 test of the Bugatti Veyron — and it's still so damn good ...