Below I've pulled out some of the biggest upcoming LEGO releases for June, but not everythi ng that will be coming out next ...

I spent the day building the LEGO ... Bugatti Chiron—and I can honestly say it exceeded every expectation. From the functioning gearbox to the incredible detail, this $350 set might just be one ...

The Lego Technic Bugatti Chiron ... one of the most complex sets I have owned.” Like Bhura’s smaller Lego set with just 1,000 pieces, it’s the micro-Lego sets that sometimes fetch the ...

A Chiron owner asked for ... But there’s just one tiny problem with this French rocket ship: it can’t hold your Big Gulp. Well, Bugatti finally decided to tackle this first-world crisis.

The Bugatti Chiron is an absolute beast ... But the thing is, with a price tag that starts around $3 million, the Chiron isn't exactly for everyone. It's the kind of car you buy if you want ...

Anyone who wants to splurge big before Christmas ... and the floor prices are astronomical. If you want a blue one, the 2017 model Chiron has a floor price of PHP 312,390,878.00.

Models have been arranged based on price ... Bugatti is one of the first names often mentioned. The Chiron was the successor to the Veyron and lived up to its name in every possible way. This Lego ...

One of the funniest bits on the old HBO show Silicon Valley had to do with car doors. Tech-bro investor Russ Hanneman, after some poor investments, is forced to sell his McLaren, which he drove as ...

The Tourbillon's Price ... out to one Chiron owner, who was invited to see the new Tourbillon in Los Angeles and has already ordered one. "This [new] car is a big step forward for Bugatti ...

As it’s Easter we thought we’d present you with the 21st century motoring equivalent of a Fabergé egg, namely Bugatti’s Chiron ... about the prices of new Chirons as each one was ...

2023 Bugatti Chiron Profilée - US$10.7m The Chiron Profilée is not only one ... price. Making US$1.3m on a car you’ve owned for less than a decade sounds like a pretty good deal. But it’s no wonder ...