BUGATTI’s legacy, both past and present, shone at Salon Privé in Blenheim. Amidst the 72 meticulously restored and rare cars, divided into 14 classes, a select few BUGATTIs stood out. These vehicles were evaluated by a panel of the world’s most knowledgeable experts, who judged them based on beauty, history, and condition. Committed to excellence, the judges awarded a stunning 1939 BUGATTI Type 57 Cabriolet as a winner, with the 1927 BUGATTI Type 38 Philadelphia by Figoni earning honourable mention in the “Grand Prix to Grand Touring” class. A 1932 BUGATTI Type 55 by Gangloff was also recognized as “Most Elegant” for its beauty and sophistication. A highlight of the week was the presence of three BUGATTI VEYRONs, a model that revolutionized the automotive world and paved the way for the remarkable super cars on the lawn. Showcasing an exceptional collection of classic and modern vehicles and set against the stunning backdrop of Blenheim Palace, Salon Privé attracts car enthusiasts ...