Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic
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The Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic is one of the most iconic cars ever built by the French carmaker. via favcars As far as iconic cars go, there are very few that can even come close to the level the Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic achieves. This is because the car has everything it needs in order to be considered one of the greatest cars of all time.
Bugatti 57 SC Atlantic (1938) Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este 2013
Both gracious and audacious, the 1936-38 Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic Coupe is regarded as the greatest triumph of Jean Bugatti's automotive artistry, a design so otherworldly that it remains unique, a feat never to be repeated again.
Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic
Bugatti's Type 57 SC Atlantic has been a staple of the awards circuit, taking its place on the lawn at the Concours d'Elegance multiple times. Clad in an ethereal silver-tinted blue, the new.
Bugatti 57 SC Atlantic coupe, the ageless masterpiece still inspires
The missing Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic La Voiture Noire could be the most expensive car in the world. via YouTube One of Ettore Bugatti's famous quotes reads; "nothing is too beautiful, nothing is too expensive."
Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic
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The Type 57 was designed by founder Ettore Bugatti's son, Jean Bugatti. An entirely new design, the Type 57 was offered in a variety of body styles and also featured coachwork by various well known coachbuilers. Two main variants of the Type 57 were built: the Base Type 57, and the Type 57S, which featured a lowered chassis.
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The Type 57SC Atlantic is a special version of the regular model. The Atlantic was envisioned as the pinnacle of Bugatti's craftsmanship.The "S" stood for "Surbaissé" ("Lowered") and the "C" for "Compresseur" (for the supercharger onboard). The combination resulted in the birth of what many claim to be the world's first supercar.
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The Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic, a timeless Jean Bugatti masterpiece now nearly 90 years old, has long captured the imagination of aesthetes and automotive enthusiasts and is still regarded as the most valuable and exclusive automobile in the world.
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Eight decades ago, Bugatti built a quartet of Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantics, only three of which continue to make beautiful music today. Created between 1936 and 1938, the three remaining 57SC Atlantics - chassis No. 57374, chassis No. 57473, and No. 57591 - are regarded as some of the most valuable cars in the world.
Bugatti 57 SC Atlantic coupe, the ageless masterpiece still inspires
This isn't the first time Bugatti has done a direct tribute to a 57 SC Atlantic, either. In 2019 Bugatti unveiled La Voiture Noire, a Chiron-based one-off with a completely bespoke body that was.
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The four Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic. The coupe is powered by a silent, strong 3.3-litre straight-eight with up to 200 PS and the top speed was in excess of 200 km/h - at a time when horse-drawn.
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The Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic was a limited production grand tourer produced by French carmakers between 1934 and 1940. Bugatti built the 57 SC Atlantic after the successes of the Bugatti type 49.
Bugatti 57 SC Atlantic coupe, the ageless masterpiece still inspires
Molsheim. Jean Bugatti's pièce de resistance and one of two surviving original examples of the Type 57 SC Atlantic, loaned by the Mullin Automotive Museum in California, becomes a central automotive art piece at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao's latest exhibition until September 18 2022: "Motion. Autos, Art, Architecture".
Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic
The final Bugatti Type 57 Atlantic Coupe, chassis 57591, was built for British barrister and tennis star Richard Pope and delivered in May 1938. Though no two models were identical, this example is recognizable by its unique front-end styling and absence of rear fender covers.
1936 1938 Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic Coupe Chassis
Not to be confused with the Atlantic Coupe with its famous rivets and spines, Jean Bugatti's gorgeous two-place coupe was named for Atalanta, the beautiful, fleet-footed Greek goddess. Based on a 3.3 m wheelbase, the Atalante carried factory design no. 1070, dated 20 January 1935, and it was the only Type 57 body built entirely in-house at.