Bugatti can add another top-speed record to its list of accomplishments. The French marque announced Thursday that the Mistral had achieved its goal of becoming the world’s fastest open-top road car.

Davies has had a keen interest in cars from a very young age. It didn't matter what kind of car it was, as long as it had four wheels and made some cool noises, he was into it. His interest in cars ...

Bugatti has once again redefined automotive speed records, this time with the Mistral convertible. Closing the chapter on the Chiron era, the Mistral achieved an astonishing 282 mph, making it the ...

The Bugatti Mistral has claimed the title of the world's fastest car without a roof, posting with an absurd top speed of 282 mph. On November 9 at the ATP Automotive Testing Facility in Papenburg, ...

Bugatti isn't done attempting land-speed records Bugatti boss Mate Rimac hints at hitting 500 kph, or 310.686 mph Attempt will likely have to wait until after 2026 start of Tourbillon production ...

At a test track in Germany, Bugatti has just recorded an open-top speed much quicker than the iconic Veyron managed with a roof on when it stunned the world in 2010. Next stop, says Mate Rimac, is 500 ...

Earlier this summer, Mate Rimac told The Drive that Bugatti would start chasing speed records again. At the time, it was easy to file the comment under “Things Automaker Executives Say.” But now I ...

A little over two years after its debut, the Bugatti W16 Mistral has become the fastest open-top model in the world by setting a new record for production convertibles. With the brand's test driver ...

Bugatti published a cool video of the Bolide testing at an airbase, as the track-only hypercar enters the final stages of development before the first customer deliveries commence in 2024. The ...

Bugatti was out of the top speed record race but now looks to be back in The company last attempt was in 2019 when it took a Chiron Super Sport 300+ to 304.7 mph The company's new Tourbillon hypercar ...

The 1930s Bugatti Autorail, a 125-mph luxury express powered by Royale engines, returns to the spotlight in Paris for the first time in decades.