The W16 Mistral embarks on its journey as the final encore for the incredible W16 engine, marking the end of a remarkable chapter for Bugatti. The ultimate roadster – entirely unparalleled in ...

The final Chiron was shown last year and deliveries of the track-only Bolide are well underway, and now Bugatti is finally commencing deliveries of the roofless W16 Mistral, the last road-going model ...

BUGATTI has begun delivering its final masterpiece powered by the legendary W16 engine — the Bugatti Mistral. This breathtaking roadster not only marks the end of the W16 era and the Chiron platform ...

The Bugatti W16 Mistral has shattered the top-speed record ... The open-top cockpit experience, paired with the iconic W16 engine roar, offered an unparalleled emotional and technical triumph ...

Although the W16 Mistral won't ever become as valuable as the Bugatti Type 41 ... On its own, the 8.3-liter engine develops 1,000 metric horsepower (986 mechanical ones) and 900 Nm (664 lb ...

The banked corner before the main straightaway at Papenburg allowed Wallace to enter the 2.5-mile straight at roughly 300 kph (186 mph). With his foot hard down on the accelerator, the Mistral’s ...

The Mistral was the final frontier for the brand’s W16 engine configuration, an absolute work of art that Bugatti perfected since its early 2000s release. Before we go any further, here are some ...

Andy Wallace has just set a new world speed record for a roofless car: 453.91kph (282.04mph). Polite applause ripples from ...

Of course, both cars are powered by the legendary quad-turbo 8.0-liter W16 engine, capable of making 1,578 horsepower. With this power, Bugatti claims a top speed of 282 mph.

Bugatti announced the Mistral roadster in 2022 using the final evolution of its quad-turbocharged 8.0-liter W16. Roughly three ... The carbon-fiber engine cover has polished aluminum trim.