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  1938 Bugatti Type 57C Stelvio is certainly the star of the show Auction house Gooding &Co. certainly has some goodies to sell this August at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance this August---including a 1938 Bugatti Type 57C Stelvio, a Maserati A6G and a 1966 Shelby Cobra 427. Follow link to see the top 10 most expensive vehicles ever auctioned! 1938 Bugatti Type 57C Stelvio is certainly the star of the show The 1938 Bugatti was supercharged from new, and owned by Louis Napoleon, grandson of the nephew of Emperor Napoleon I of France. The prince was especially fond of Bugatti. Gooding & Co. said he owned dozens of them during his lifetime. The Bugatti boasts a special gearbox known as a preselector, which allows drivers to change gears without engaging the clutch pedal (while in motion). The preselector is perhaps an ancestor of semiautomatics like Porsche’s Tiptronic, made by the Cotal company. This 1955 Maserati A6G/54 berlinetta, with coachwork by F...

About a year ago, the Aston Martin Super Sport made waves by becoming the most expensive car in the world. But the previous record for the costliest car in the world was held by the Bugatti 300 Veyron 16.4s, priced at $1.74 million. This year, we have a new claimant to the throne of the world’s costliest car, also from Bugatti. A businessman in the United Arab Emirates has purchased the most expensive car ever for a staggering amount: $2.4 million (Dh8.8 million). Named the Bugatti L’Or Blanc, this super expensive luxury car has been designed and developed by Bugatti in collaboration with German porcelain manufacturer KPM. Bugatti has already made it to the record books for the fastest car in the world. So the Bugatti L’Or Blanc would simply be another feather in the French car manufacturer’s cap. Like many of Bugatti’s other high performance models, this luxury car boasts of a smart, sleek streamlined exterior. The outside of this high-end vehicle is white, accented ...

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1938 Bugatti Type 57, 1962 Ferrari 330 LM take top honors at Amelia Island Amelia Island Concours 2012 marks an important collector car show of this season and will be attended by legendary collectors, celebrities, and business people. The 17th annual show displayed finest and most expensive cars of the country which enthralled a group of approximately 23,000. Nearly three hundred colorful vehicles with incredibly high prices were on display. One could see on the show prominent private, public and corporate collections with big names including Chrysler Ford, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche. For the judges of Amelia Concours picking winners and awarding the best of show winners were really a tough task. Amazing extraordinary vehicles graced the show field. The Amelia Island’s coveted Concours was awarded the prize for outstanding vehicle. Both the winners were stunning choices. The Best of Show Concours went to Bugatti Type 57C of 1938 which was owned by Off Brothers Collection, Michigan....

Sold exclusively at Harrods, the Bugatti Vita Juicer designed by Habits is the company’s latest release in high-end, high-style appliances.  The Bugatti Vita Juicer is as functional as it is beautiful.  Within the walls of this sleek silhouetted juicing machine, lies a powerful motor capable of juicing the most difficult of fruits.   Equipped with two large press cones, the Bugatti Vita Juicer can hold up to .6 liters of juice (the equivalent of a 20 fl.oz. bottle of Coke).  The unique construction of the Bugatti Vita Juicer allows for the juicer to tilt 60 degrees for maximum juice extraction.   It also allows you to pour yourself a nice cup of juice.  As I mentioned above, you can purchase the Bugatti Vita Juicer exclusively at Harrods for £149.00.