It’s official! 2018 is the year of engineering and a new government campaign has been launched to encourage young people to pursue careers in the field. A key aim of … Read more →
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We are delighted to confirm the first two of our ticketed fundraising events for 2018: John Barton ‘Bugatti – The last 20 years’ lecture to be held at 12.00 noon … Read more →
Ettore Bugatti took to designing light cars during the first decade of the 20th Century when the convention was to build heavy models with large engines. His design for a … Read more →
Saturday September 30th 11am- 3pm and Sunday October 1st 11am- 3pm With historic archives including 27,000 factory drawings, 10,000 photographs, 1,000 original patents and a wealth of original factory documents, … Read more →
A Bugatti Trust Exhibition at Prescott May 27th –September 2017 Louis Chiron in a Bugatti Type 51 Opening for La Vie en Bleu Festival May 27th & 28th 2017 ‘Chiron … Read more →
This week the Bugatti Trust was delighted to welcome Coventry University’s Faculty of Engineering, Environment & Computing for a Bugatti Trust Prize presentation in front of Trust members and trustees … Read more →
The Bugatti Trust will have a Baby Peugeot on display at the Vintage meeting. The Peugeot Bébé was the small car Ettore Bugatti designed for Peugeot. It built about 3000 … Read more →
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of La Vie en Bleu at Prescott on the weekend of May 28/29th 2016, The Bugatti Trust is welcoming Stefan Marjoram as its first ever … Read more →
April has been an incredibly busy month in the Trust as we have been organizing plenty of events for our members to enjoy throughout 2016, so watch this space!! The … Read more →
Shoji Namiki from Japan with his son in law visits the Trust in recently restored 441237 and very smart it looks too. This is the car that was previously owned … Read more →
The Trust is pleased to offer for sale an initial run of 10 re-prints of the 1930’s factory instruction manual for the Type 57, produced in French. This has been prepared from … Read more →
Morten Meldgaard flew from Denmark today to visit the Trust. Morten who is a Trust member, together with his father in law Joergen Riber are currently restoring a Type 30 … Read more →
Hugh Conway the Chairman of the Bugatti Trust visits Retromobile in Paris. … Read more →
AGM Some snapshots taken during last week’s AGM at the Bugatti Trust where chairman Hugh Conway presented a summary of the Trust’s activities and accounts to attending members. A welcome … Read more →
The Bugatti Trust has produced a full colour re-print of the factory 1926 – 27 instruction manual for the Type 38/40. The publication is in French, but a full English … Read more →
This publication is a limited edition re-print commissioned by The Bugatti Trust of a genuine Bugatti factory brochure, originally produced around 1931. Model types covered: 35b, 35c, 37a, 40a, 43a, 44, … Read more →
These limited edition re-prints of catalogues originally produced by Ettore Bugatti Automobiles in London, cover specifications for the following models: 1927 – Types 35/35a, 37, 38, 40, 43 1929 – … Read more →
The Trust has recently commissioned from our Archive a limited a edition run of re-printed Bugatti factory sales literature. Offered for sale here is the Type 57 brochure from 1937, … Read more →
Collect FREE donations for The Bugatti Trust with all your online Christmas shopping. We have teamed up with easyfundraising to enable you to raise money for the Trust when you shop … Read more →
The fabulous 1912 Type 15, (the sixth oldest surviving Bugatti) which has been displayed at The Bugatti Trust since May will be staying at the Bugatti Trust until Autumn 2016. … Read more →
If you are attending the VSCC on Sunday 2nd August, do not miss the opportunity to pop into The Bugatti Trust and meet Max Tomlinson, the author of ‘Bugatti Type … Read more →
The Bugatti Trust is delighted to offer for sale Max Tomlinson’s new book Bugatti Type 57 Grand Prix – A Celebration. Veloce Publishing reports: A comprehensive, radical look at the … Read more →
We are always on the lookout for volunteers to help maintain the Trust’s operations. You should be over 16 years old, enthusiastic and be willing to learn new skills where … Read more →
The Bugatti Trust is proud to announce that it was an incredible couple of days for both our Class 1 and Class 2 teams, picking up no less than 6 … Read more →
Please be advised that The Bugatti Trust Visitor Centre will be closed between 2pm – 4pm on Monday 20 July 2015. It will re-open as normal from 10am on 21 … Read more →
The Bugatti Trust will be lending support to the Bath University’s Formula Student Team at Silverstone at the week-end of 10th – 12th July. More than 100 teams from all … Read more →
By kind permission of the owners, we are delighted to announce that a 1912 Type 15, the sixth oldest surviving Bugatti, is now on display at The Bugatti Trust.
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Final year engineering students from the University of Bath joined members of the Bugatti Trust at its Annual General Meeting on 22nd February. They brought the single-seat racing car built … Read more →
We are excited to announce that a 1912 Bugatti T15 will be exhibited at the Bugatti Trust during May/June 2015, (actual dates yet to be confirmed). Visitors at ‘La vie … Read more →
At a ceremony held in the Cathedral on 20th November 2014 the University of Coventry conferred an Honorary Life Fellowship on Barrie Price, past Chairman of the Bugatti Trust in … Read more →
This is the third oldest surviving Bugatti engine known to exist. Now on its new stand in the Bugatti Trust.
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The Classic Car and Motorcycle show (14th – 16th November 2014) was excellent with a variety of stands and exhibits.
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The Bugatti Trust is delighted to offer for sale an illustrated parts catalogue for the Type 57.
Read more →The Bugatti Trust is the subject of a full page article in the December 2014 edition of Classic & Sports Car Magazine.
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A chance to obtain this rare interview with Jack Lemon Burton (running time 45 mins). *NEW
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