Bugatti tried out that same engine in the Type 29, and it performed well in several races, proving its value and leading to even more success in the Type 30 in 1922. Developing nearly 100 horsepower ...
Photo: Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S. With a new eight-cylinder built for Grand Prix racing, as well as other technical innovations, the Type 30 was one of the first, true production sports cars in the ...
A car that packs 75kW of power from a 2.0-litre engine and has a top speed of around 145kmh may not sound all that impressive today, but 100 years ago it was enough to make the Bugatti Type 30 one of ...
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