The Bugatti Type 35 was first produced in 1924 and was powered by a two-liter, un-blown engine. The following year, it received a smaller 1.5-liter engine. It was quickly followed by three supercharged examples that were created to contest the Alsatian......

The Type 35 is known as the most successful of the Bugatti racing models. A total of one-hundred thirty-nine of the Type 35As were sold. The 35As are a detuned version of the Type 35 Grand Prix car.This 1925 Bugatti Type 35A is chassis number 4631......

Originally delivered to Belgium in July 1925. Imported to USA in 1952. Comprehensively restored from 1999 through 2002 to 19241925 Type 35 specs. This car was driven and raced each year since in Europe and America.Bugatti introduced the Type......

Cesare Isotta and Vincenzo Fraschini started building cars in 1899 in Italy. They established their technical credentials by winning the prestigious Targa Florio race in 1908 and introducing the first production 4-wheel brake system in 1909. They concentrated......

The Mercedes-Benz 630K was the first successful supercharged model made by Mercedes-Benz. The K stands for Kurz (short chassis). The engine is almost identical to the successful SSK racing model developed by Ferdinand Porsche when he was employed......

This special Phantom I began life as a Hooper convertible. Shortly thereafter it was sent to Belgium to be re-bodied by Jonckheere in something more extravagant. The result was astonishing and large - six meters in total. Who ever commissioned the......

John Marston registered the Sunbeam marque in 1888 with the intent on making bicycles. Between the years 1889 - 1901, the company dabbled in automobile making though none of their experiments were ever marketed. Their fist production attempt was in 1901......