Bugatti Type 57s Atalante 1936

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The Bugatti Type 57s Atalante was a series production car produced from 1936 - 1938.
In total they produced 17 models, the most famous being chassis number 57502 which belonged to Earl Howe and was re-discovered in 2009. some people call it the barn find of the century.

Body stylist: Jean Bugatti
Engine: Inline-8
Power: 210 bhp
Top speed:130 mph
0-60mph: 10 seconds

 
...Voted assuming the suggested vehicle is the C.N. 57502, as mentioned in OP.
 
Its for all Atalante's I was giving a bit of backstory on the cars
 
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One of the finest Bugatti built :)
 
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Yes ,have you seen the concept for this, its called the Bugatti Aerolithe
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Yep I have seen the Aerolithe, but I think it's the prototype for the Type 57SC Atlantic Coupe:)
 
Yep , its nice the Aerolithe is extinct however the original model could still exist
 
I don't normally vote on cars anymore since this forum is filled with senseless drivel, brought on by the OP's (Not you, @calibra12) desperate need for the satisfaction of getting 12 likes on a car that will never be seen in a video game, but I have to vote for this car. It's one of the finest cars built by Bugatti. I think it's a far better car than the Veyron, and with the new VGT coming soon, hopefully we will see more classic Bugattis making an entrance to the franchise.
 
CallmeDan
I don't normally vote on cars anymore since this forum is filled with senseless drivel, brought on by the OP's (Not you, @calibra12) desperate need for the satisfaction of getting 12 likes on a car that will never be seen in a video game, but I have to vote for this car. It's one of the finest cars built by Bugatti. I think it's a far better car than the Veyron, and with the new VGT coming soon, hopefully we will see more classic Bugattis making an entrance to the franchise.
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Thank you @CallmeDan I agree , the Atalante is legendary
 
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