Let’s start with the name. Bolide (boh-LEED), Bugatti’s moniker for the limited-production track monster you see here, translates from French as—wait for it—“fast car.” Or “race car.” Or it is used to ...
The Bugatti Bolide was built as a purebred track machine, a car that seemed destined never to leave the circuit. With 1,825 horsepower, a carbon-fiber body light enough to feel almost fragile, and ...
The Bugatti Bolide, one of the most extreme hypercars ever built, was originally intended solely for the racetrack. Yet, British specialist Lanzante has other plans. At least one Bolide will become ...
Creations like the Bugatti Bolide are in a class of their own. Sure, they’re rare, and yes, they have a performance envelope on par with real race cars, but their allure goes beyond that. They’re hard ...
The Bugatti Bolide is different from the rest of its Chiron-based siblings. For instance, the hyper-expensive La Voiture Noire (or The Black Car) is a 110-year homage to the legendary Type 57SC ...
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