This is the dumbest product in the history of consumerism. The gold and diamond Bugatti Veyron toy is meant to demonstrate the extremes of luxury craftsmanship and, at $2.93 million, the extremes ...

Bugatti hasn’t produced an electric car since ... a 75 percent scale electric replica of the Type 35 that’s more of a functional “toy” than something you’d use for a backroad jaunt.

The sight of a scaled-down Bugatti Type 35 being driven by an obviously 1:1 scale adult male is likely to set you thinking of an oversized toy. But this would be wrong, at least according to the ...

Well, buying a toy which costs more than the real car itself will surely put you on top of the consumerist food chain. The means to the accomplishment of your goals is called Bugatti Veyron ...

There’s also a base model. Yes, Bugatti’s toy car for rich kids has three trim levels. The positively plebian €30,000 base model (about $35,000) is eloquently named “Base.” It has a ...

Fahrengold has introduced the Bugatti Edition FG-01 Garage for storing and displaying hypercars. It’s built with galvanized steel, aluminum panels, and expansive windows made from security glass.

The Bugatti Divo made its European debut at the 2018 Paris Motor Show, but it wasn't the only new Bugatti that was shown off at the event. Also on display was the life-size Lego Technic Bugatti ...

If you have a kid whose name is a common noun, this is the toy you want. Climb in, Cardboard, we're driving to the opposite side of the compound to pick up your sister, Cantaloupe. The Bugatti ...

Bugatti claims the Pur Sang and Vitesse models ... That'll set you back an absurd $67,844 (for what is, let's not forget, an electric toy car). If you find yourself as rich as Croesus and feel ...

Believe in keeping your toys in their box? Here’s a life-sized take. Unquestionably an aluminium box with some lights, the ‘Edition FR-01’ is a collaborative project between Bugatti and ...