ICONIC BUGATTI Type 35 poster

Cirebox offers you the illustration of the BUGATTI Type 35. Creating a strong brand image for a car manufacturer is a huge challenge, and the 1930s showed that motorsport victories are a surefire way to achieve this. Bugatti is a shining example, having left an indelible mark on the history of motor racing.It all started in 1924 in Lyon, when the Bugatti Type 35 made its racing debut. His first successes came in 1925, notably with the third place of Méo Constantini's Type 39 in the Italian Grand Prix. The victories continued to flow until 1930, when Albert Divo (a well-known name, isn't it?)won the Grand Prix of the Automobile Club de France (ACF). In total, the Bugatti Type 35 won more than 10 Grands Prix, a series of successes that resurrected the Bugatti legend. Although many Bugattis were produced at the time, there are around thirty left today, most having disappeared over the years. Despite its high current price (around 1.2 million euros), there are many replicas of this car, as the simplicity of its design has made it one of the most reproduced cars in the world. For dimensions: 30 x40. Printed on 350g paper. The poster is delivered alone, without a frame. For dimensions: 50x70 cm. Printed on 180g paper. The poster is delivered alone, without a frame, in a protective tube.