Bugatti

Recalling luxury cars to fix faulty hood ornaments might sound like a joke, but ultra high-end automaker Bentley Motors isn't dismissing reports that its famous "flying B" metal emblem on some models may fail to collapse in a crash: It's fixing the problem in its $200,000-plus vehicles.

Looking for a new car? Well search no further! You'll just need $30 million and a taste for antiques and royalty. A 1936 Bugatti Type 57SC that recently sold for more than $30 million is now on display at the Mullin Automotive Museum in Oxnard, Calif. The light blue Bugatti is one of only three...

When General Motors (GM) laid out its restructuring plan back in June, one of the major elements in its resurgence was the decision to sell off some of its under performing brands. On Tuesday, the new GM announced that it has signed its first big deal to get rid of one of these gangrenous limbs....

The family of Dr. Harold Carr, a London physician, found a 1937 Bugatti Type 57S Atalante in his garage after his death.The Associated Press reports that the car is one of only 17 made, and appraisers expect that it will fetch more than $4.3 million when it is sold at auction in February. AutoBlog...