If you want a big vehicle, there's no shortage of massive trucks and SUVs available. What about sedans, though? For those, we ...

Long before they could measure your O2 levels, heart rate, or sleep patterns, watchmaking was about the precision and unfathomable attention to detail required to craft the perfect device for tracking ...

The iconic Type 41, which is often referred to as the Bugatti Royale, features the dancing elephant mascot in the form of a radiator cap. Seven examples were produced from 1927 through 1933 ...

This coachbuilt adaptation of a Triumph Dolomite was supposed to emulate the sophistication of a Rolls-Royce for a ...

In the 1930s, for example, Bugatti founder Ettore Bugatti’s oldest son, Jean, designed the brand’s famed Royale Type 41 and the Type 57 models. After World War II, Ferdinand Porsche and his ...

This time, the team is taking on the battle royale genre in what it describes as the “most ... with cars from world-renowned manufacturers like Ferrari, Bugatti, Lamborghini, and Porsche to collect.

That’s akin to asking if a Bugatti is worth it for weekend jaunts ... These include the Dubai First Royale Mastercard, a black card edged in real gold with a .235 carat diamond embedded in ...

Bugatti also produced luxury touring cars, often designed by Jean. A contract for high-speed trains using unsold engines from the famed Type 41 Royale helped buoy Bugatti finances during the Great ...

The brainchild of a passionate (and creative) collector, this modified classic bears the name of Paul-Albert Bucciali, who designed a car body in 1930 around the long bonnet, lowered chassis and large ...