Jean Bugatti’s influence on the world of automotive design is unmistakable. His visionary approach not only advanced engineering but also set a new standard for the aesthetic dimensions of car design. His iconic vintage car Type 55 Super Sport is a testament to this legacy, merging performance with elegance in ways that had never been seen before.

The Type 55 Super Sport was more than just a car; it was a revolution on wheels. Featuring a 2.3-liter straight-eight engine derived from the legendary Type 51 racer, it introduced the world to the concept of the Super Sport – a blend of high speed and luxurious comfort, capable of reaching 180 km/h. How many cars today can claim such a heritage that combines grand touring comfort with the thrill of racing capabilities"
Jean’s knack for design was evident in the introduction of the duotone paint scheme, a feature that has become a hallmark of Bugatti’s identity. The most iconic Type 55 models were adorned in a striking black and yellow, a color scheme that symbolizes the brand’s rich history and vibrant future.

The rarity of the Type 55 Super Sport – only 38 units were ever made – only adds to its allure. It’s not just a collector’s dream but a piece of automotive history that has inspired the design of the Chiron Super Sport. Jascha Straub, Manager of Sur Mesure and Individualization at Bugatti, echoes this sentiment, ?Even 100 years after hi...