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From the T13 to the W16 – The Autovision Museum Showcases Over 100 Years of Bugatti Engines

Bugatti T13 (1910) — The brand's first mass-produced engine; the red cylinder block bears the company founder's signature, and in front of it, the main shaft is displayed as a separate exhibit

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Bugatti W16 (2001) — Two cylinder banks offset by 90 degrees form the W-configuration—a concept developed under Ferdinand Piëch

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Bugatti — In the front, the W 16.4 with a displacement of 8,000 ccm; behind it, a lineup extending back to the pre-war engines—each engine with its own large display

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Bugatti - A view across the row to the oldest exhibit, featuring a vertical crankshaft drive and brass pipes; in front of it, a camshaft on display separately

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Photo gallery: From the T13 to the W16 – The Autovision Museum Showcases Over 100 Years of Bugatti Engines

Photo gallery:
From the T13 to the W16 – The Autovision Museum Showcases Over 100 Years of Bugatti Engines