How much do you really know about Bugatti?

While Bugatti is known for its hypercars, it has made other products over the years including airplane motors and trains. And just last year, Bugatti released a state-of-the-art pool table too.

You can buy yourself a Learjet 35A for less than $700,000, Breachacha Castle in Scotland for $500,000, go around the world on a 6-star cruise for $1.2 million, and buy the beautiful Private Cay Island in the Bahamas for $720,000. 

Therefore, you can get each of the above for less than the cheapest Bugatti, which is the Veyron priced at $1.7 million. 

The La Voiture Noire is deemed the most expensive Bugatti. There is only one in the world and it was purchased by an anonymous buyer in 2021 for a whopping $18.7 million. 

The company was founded in 1909. But the first car built by Ettore Bugatti – the Type 2 – was actually exhibited at an international exhibition in 1901. 

Bugatti has won twice. It’s also made a one-off appearance in Formula 1 but it didn’t go too well.

The Type 251 only managed to complete 18 laps of the 1956 French Grand Prix before the throttle failed.

Volkswagen owned Bugatti between 1998 and 2021 when Croatian EV company Rimac announced it was taking over. 

Rimac now owns a majority 55 percent stake in the company, and founder Mate Rimac is its CEO. 

Ettore Bugatti was born in Milan, Italy in 1881 and died in Paris, France in 1947.

He had six children, including Jean, the man who designed the iconic Type 57.

The Bugatti badge is actually made with pure sterling silver. 

If you chose Vibranium, you’re definitely a Marvel fan. 

It was actually quite difficult to find a big-name celebrity who didn’t own a Bugatti. Understandably, because it’s one of the most powerful and loved supercar makers in the world.

Floyd Mayweather alone is believed to have five Bugattis in his car collection, but George Clooney owns zero.

Bugatti was founded in Molsheim, France in 1909. But if you’re confused, you have a right to be because Molsheim was actually a German city in 1909. 

And just to make things even spicier, Ettore Bugatti was born in Italy.