The Last Air-Bender: Bugatti W16 Mistral – Carving 260-Mph Open-Top Fun Out of Thin Air

‘Aerodynamics are for people who can’t build engines.’ This outrageous saying belongs to the Godfather of automotive arrogance, and horsepower cowboy Enzo Ferrari, and it was whiplashed as a response to one of his drivers. In 1960, the Prancing Horse dominated the racing spectrum. Paul Frère, one of Scuderia’s drivers, inquired about the not-so-slipstreaming windshield of his 250 ... (continue reading...)