Mystery of Bugatti La Voiture Noire

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Publicado 2024-06-28
Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic Coupé ‘La Voiture Noire’ was the Jean Bugatti’s personal masterpiece. It has an iconic fin design which is a symbol in the automotive history for a marvelous combination of engineering and design capabilities. That said, a mystery surrounds this $100 million dollar car... a mystery that has been yet to resolved.

Resources

- motofiction.eu
- bugattibuilder.com/articles/bugatti_article_002_From_Aerolithe_to_EXK6.htm
- buy.motorious.com/articles/features/308290/the-mystery-of-bugattis-lost-la-voiture-noire-type-57-atlantic
- sdean.net/bugattis.html
- carbuzz.com/news/the-lost-holy-grail-of-bugattis-has-been-found/
- uk.motor1.com/features/308194/why-bugatti-la-voiture-noire/
- hemmings.com/stories/2019/02/26/the-114-million-barn-find-that-has-yet-to-be-found
- gaukmotors.co.uk/cars/what-has-happened-to-this-missing-bugatti-type-57-sc-atlantic/
- thetimes.co.uk/article/reinterpreting-a-bugatti-icon-times-luxury-3k62prck5
- thedrive.com/news/43358/the-story-behind-the-alleged-ultra-rare-bugatti-shell-posted-to-reddit
- largus.fr/actualite-automobile/bugatti-le-constructeur-a-t-il-retrouve-latlantic-noire-disparue-10618394.html

Music

- LEMMiNO
Blackout(BGM):    • LEMMiNO - Blackout (BGM)  

Nocturnal(BGM):    • LEMMiNO - Nocturnal (BGM)  

Encounters(BGM):    • LEMMiNO - Encounters (BGM)  

Aloft(BGM):    • LEMMiNO - Encounters (BGM)  

CC BY-SA 4.0

- UNIVERSFIELD

Dramatic Documentary Background: pixabay.com/music/main-title-dramatic-documentary-background-144035/

My Dreams: pixabay.com/music/meditationspiritual-my-dreams-188460/

Sorrowful Serenade: pixabay.com/music/modern-classical-sorrowful-serenade-208297/

- PineAppleMusic

History In The Heart: pixabay.com/music/wedding-history-in-the-heart-203316/
Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @DrivingCurb
    While making the research about this video, I came across a lot resources with contradicting information. This was due to the unclear nature of documentation pre world war 2. So if you find any mistakes, or want to make any corrections, please do so. I will highly appreciate it!
  • @djpierre4613
    The black car was build for Bugatti themselfs and was used for shows, testdrives and such. This makes the car a showcase model and (most likely) it would have been used to be a development vehicle with ongoing changes made to it. My guess is that the car had been dissembled before the mentioned trainride and many parts where used on other projects. Bugatti didn't care much about the prototypes, the aerolithe chassis is most likely used for another car and other parts where used on 57374 for example. This would explain why there is some confusion about the chassisnumbers. If the car still existed it would have sufaced by now...
  • @ozoioi79
    Yes kids the 2019 La Voiture Noire is not the first to rock that name
  • @tobi101c
    Imagine seeing these stunning automobiles driving down the road back then. What a sight. Incredible video!
  • @dodge488ywing4
    Seen 57473 at Goodwood FOS yesterday after watching this video a week before. A stunning car in person.
  • @erostriste8694
    disturbing that it took me halfway through the video to find out this was AI
  • @GarfieldRex
    Bugatti definitely should launch this very same model with modern technology 👌👌👌 is gorgeous
  • @jjustyyn_2335
    Awesome lore, well-made, was looking for an extensive video on this car.
  • @harounel-poussah6936
    First time I saw a (black) 57SC Atlantic, I didn't knew what it was, but it was the most beautiful car I ever saw! It was in a B-series movie with car thieves, maybe was likely the 57591... Gosh, I'd love a replica: 165/200 hp is nothing special nowadays and cars are way more secure, but gosh, what a design!
  • @Dyatlas
    Is that Nocturnal from Lemmino that I hear? Banger choice, even banger video. Keep up the great work!
  • @christian-michaelhansen471
    Whichever and whatever happened,, the Type 57C Atlantic is a stunning automobile. I love the example owned by Ralph Loren…it is one of the truly stunning examples of Classic Automobiles!
  • @GaIvatr0n
    This was a fantastic watch. Subscribed..
  • @A57SC
    Thank you very much for your appreciation! We work on to find more heirs of Mr. Duhoux and his friends! Coming soon: - An article about two interesting testimonies concerning possible transport of the car to the USA and/or to Africa, - An article about the Brondeel Expedition- a trans-Saharan journey to Kongo that Mr. Duhoux participated in. I am open for questions.