6 Bugatti Concept Cars Everyone Forgot About. ... It sported a tweaked powertrain from the EB 110 — a 3.5-liter V12 mid-mounted engine with not one, but four turbochargers, ...

Volkswagen bought Bugatti in 1998 and continued to evolve the EB112. In 1999 they debuted the EB218 concept , equipped with a W18 engine and a Lamborghini Diablo VT’s AWD system.

This article focuses on the Bugatti EB 118 and Bugatti EB 218 concept cars, ... A 6.0-liter V12 engine was its source of ...

A forgotten part of Bugatti's short-lived history as an Italian carmaker, the ID 90 remains a fascinating 1990s concept that deserved to morph into a production car.

Engler reveals a V12-powered quad-bike with 1,184 horsepower and 884 lb-ft of torque. Dramatically-styled four-wheeler does 0-60 mph in 2.5 seconds with a top speed of 250 mph. Just 20 examples ...

Readers voted for concept cars so bizarre, you’re glad they never reached production. From odd luxury to a V12 truck, these design experiments truly stretched boundaries. Concept cars can be a ...

Giorgetto Giugiaro, who at Italdesign had designed the V12-powered EB112 for Bugatti's previous owners in 1993, was brought onboard. The revitalized Bugatti released its first concept car, ...

The power, smoothness, and balance of V12 engines made them ideal for luxury cars in the years before World War II. The first production car with a V12 engine was the Twin Six from Packard. The ...