The Los Angeles, California-based Petersen Automotive Museum is a true oasis of automotive-related culture for anyone with a passion for all things using four wheels and an engine. And even though its ...

An extraordinarily rare 1937 Bugatti Type 57S Atalante will be auctioned on September 5 and, according to estimates, it could sell for more than £7,000,000 ($9,236,500). Compared to that, the modern ...

If you want to own a Pebble Beach–winning automobile but don't want to actually do any of the restoration or competition work yourself, boy have we got the car for you. This spectacular 1937 Bugatti ...

3257-cc, 160-hp, supercharged straight-eight, four-speed. Black and tan, with saddle-leather interior. From the John W. Strauss Collec-tion. In dry storage since 1962. Original Stelvio cabriolet ...

Finding old and expensive cars in your garage is becoming quite popular nowadays, at least for some folks, some lucky folks. The latest such event happened in Tyneside, North East England, where a ...

A rare gem from automotive history is set to take center stage at RM Sotheby’s upcoming auction in late January: a 1939 Bugatti Type 57 Atalante. With its unique craftsmanship and rich provenance, ...

When it goes up at auction on Labor Day weekend, this blue and black 1938 Bugatti Type 57C Atalante Coupe will be of as much interest to art collectors as it is to car enthusiasts. Previously featured ...

The son of anarchists, a sufferer of tuberculosis and a playful movie poet, French filmmaker Jean Vigo died at age 29, mere days after completing his only feature, 1934’s river-bound romance ...

The Atalante 3 makes good on the French company’s claims of hi-fi engineering expertise, the benefits of controlling every element of the design, the sheer solidity of sound that quality cabinetry and ...

Madrid-based distributor Atalante is ramping up its heritage cinema titles in Spain, where it’s set to release Vera Chytilová’s 1966 Czechoslovakian dark comedy “Daisies” and Kavery Kaul’s 1988 ...

Jean Vigo’s first and only feature-length film, L’Atalante can often be found snuggled amongst critics’ best-of-all-time lists. A quiet, subtle, and brilliantly simple story of a loved-up but immature ...

“L’Atalante,” which I discuss in this clip, is the only feature by Jean Vigo to be released in his lifetime (he died in 1934, at the age of twenty-nine, shortly after the film’s first run ended). The ...