1927 BUGATTI BRESCIA TYPE 27 No.

1442 French vehicle registration certificate The spirit of the “Petit Pur-Sang,” at the origins of the Bugatti legend

In the early 1930s, the Bugatti name was synonymous with mechanical excellence, sports performance, and refinement.

From his workshops in Molsheim, Ettore Bugatti had created exceptional automobiles, capable of shining on the most demanding racetracks as well as captivating the most discerning enthusiasts on the open road.

The greatest drivers of the era had contributed to their legend, while their dynamic qualities also made them particularly prized companions on the road.

The history of the Brescia traces its origins to the Type 13, the first automobile produced in Molsheim in 1910.

This small sports car would quickly become one of the most accomplished expressions of Ettore Bugatti’s philosophy: prioritizing lightness, mechanical precision, and efficiency over the mere pursuit of power.

The Type 22 and Type 23, featuring a long...