Bugatti type 57

1936 Bugatti Type 57SC Coupé Aero - Chassis No. 57374 (1 of 4 57SC Atlantic). This car uses various components from the Aérolithe prototype, the most notable being the chromed elements on either side of the engine grille. Won best of show at the 2003 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance

The Bugatti Type 57 Aérolithe arguably was the most sensational automobile of the mid-1930s, and the fact that it was a Bugatti should be no surprise.

The Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic, a timeless Jean Bugatti masterpiece now nearly 90 years old, is not just a reference for Bugatti’s design team: one customer wanted to take things a step further, creating her very own tribute to the iconic Atlantic for her first Bugatti car, a Chiron Super Sport. Learn more about how the ‘57 One of One’ became reality...

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Bugatti Type 57, created by Jean Bugatti, was a dream car back in 1930 and 1940, with only 710 examples produced. Such was the design of the Type 57 SC Atlantic coupe, particularly that it is to date one of the most desirable classic cars. Only four of the 57 SC were created between 1936 and

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Among the most enigmatic and original marques in the history of the automobile is Bugatti – a name that is synonymous with excellence. In the 20-year period between the two world wars, the eccentric Ettore Bugatti, working together with his brilliant son Jean, elevated automotive production from the utilitarian work of engineers to a genuine artistic pursuit. Each jewel-like