74th Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance Poster  - Retro Auto

In 1951, in an effort to reintroduce itself, Bugatti introduced the Type 101. Seven chassis (improved Type 57s) were created and just six cars were built. The last chassis, which received a supercharged engine and was showcased on its own, eventually made its way to Virgil M. Exner, the creative genius who had introduced the 1950s tailfins and the Forward Look while at Chrysler. He sought to make a modern Bugatti, retaining key styling cues such as the horseshoe-shaped radiator, while giving it a striking lean and more angular look. The finished car debuted at the 1965 Turin Motor Show.

Artist: Tim Layzell
Size: 18"x 27"

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