Bugatti Type 55 Roadster 1932
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Specifications Bugatti Type 55 Roadster 1932 blueprint
The Bugatti Type 55 Roadster 1932 is a classic piece of design and engineering that has been driving car enthusiasts wild for decades. This majestic roadster was designed by Ettore Bugatti and was only produced in very limited numbers, making it a true rarity in the collector car world. The Type 55 Roadster 1932 features a powerful 3.3-liter straight eight engine, producing an impressive 85 horsepower. The engine is connected to a four-speed manual gearbox. While the car is not known for its top speed, it is incredibly lightweight, giving it an agile feel on the open road. The exterior design of the Bugatti Type 55 features a sleek and stylish look, with a long hood and a rounded grille. The car has long, exposed running boards with curved fenders, and rounded headlamps mounted on top of the long single-plate radiator. The roadster also features exposed wheels with chrome wires and whitewall tires. The interior of this classic roadster features beautiful coachwork that has been crafted with attention to detail. From the finely curved wood dashboard and leather upholstery to the elegant gauges and hand-stitched leather steering wheel, the Type 55 is the quintessential French luxury car. Furthermore, the Bugatti Type 55 Roadster 1932 is considered to be one of the finest examples of a pre-war classic car. Collectors seek after these cars due to their sophisticated design and advanced performance capabilities. After all, when it comes to true luxury and classic design, nothing beats a Bugatti
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