What Is A Bugatti?
Frankly, this is a fair question. The original Bugatti automobile company was a French brand that began building cars in 1900. It then failed with the coming of World War II along with many other high-end marques of the time. Cars made by Bugatti were valued for their fashion and performance, and their Grand Prix racers dominated competitions throughout the first half of the 1900s. Bugatti only recently resurfaced and is now owned by the Volkswagen Group, the third largest automobile manufacturer in the world. (Volkswagen Group also owns Volkswagen, Audi, Lamborghini, Seat, Skoda, and Bentley.) The purpose of the new Bugatti is to be the Volkswagen Group’s flagship brand and technological superstar. The first modern Bugatti is the Veyron 16.4. Its massive 8-liter engine features 16 cylinders arranged in a W or double-V pattern. Each bank of four cylinders features its own turbocharger. Stated horsepower is 1001. Power from the mid-mounted engine drives all four wheels via a seven-speed
