The Crew 2 - The LOST Bugatti Type 57 Atlantic Customization! 

Some more history of this car: it was lost on a train from Molshiem to somewhere in Germany. there was no physical way for it to get off the train. and it is suspected that it is still in France

There was 3 made and only 2 are accounted for. You almost got it😁

Does anyone think that the last Type 57 was stolen during its travel to France?

@@isaacstephen5332 No, it was 4. Coach number 57374,57473,57591. The 4th one was he one which Ettore drove.

@@viperthedragonsamurai.001 I hope it's not destroyed. Ralph Lauren has the three most expensive cars ever: Bugatti type 57C Atlantic, Ferrari 250 GTO and a McLaren F1 LM.

Mhm

"No no, hes got a point" 🤠🤠🤠

Lmao he says it's 10 million$ when it's literally 11x of that

I think it's because, unlike the La Voiture Noire, it didn't just come in black. "La Voiture Noire" literally translates to "The Black Car". It's the theme. I agree with you though, i kept mine as it is. But i'm glad the option for it exists nonetheless.

@@Reaper1722 Bugatti also made a La Voiture Noire in 1937 that Ettore Bugatti supposedly drove, but I guess this Type 57C Atlantic isn't the La Voiture Noire model.

@@punjabob it is the LVN

Maybe because it isn’t THE _La Voiture Noire_ Type 57C Atlantique.

Dude it’s a game chill out

😂

Fun fact - honda civics are built in canada but they don't start at -20°C

Fun fact that sounds like most cars🤷🏻‍♂️

Civics have started in finland at - 35

haha i thought about the z type too (it was my first introduction to this car)

It's a really good car for stunts

I thought the z type in gta was a jag

@@ojivlogs bro same, immediately thought of the z type.

Your are telling about gta 2

Yeah. This Bugatti makes me feel I'm in a movie though...

@@Dankaliciously ikr

The ultimate barn-find

And then Napoleon made it standardized, which is one of the reasons that the uk drives on the left

no one cares

Where did you find such information? Let me enlighten you a bit. There's no story about any fire that struck the Bugatti factory in 1936, just that there was a strike from the employees regarding their working conditions under Ettore Bugatti's rule. As for the four Atlantics made, all of them were sold to their specific customers, except for the second one built, the mysterious $114 million "La Voiture Noire" (Black) Atlantic which exited the factory in October of 1936, then used as a show car for a couple of exhibitions in 1937 and then roamed the streets of northern France up until 1940, when it was returned to the factory by its respective "users" (i.e. Robert Benoist) before the Nazis took over France. In early 1941, it was supposed to be sent on a train to the second Bugatti residence near Bordeaux along with another bunch of Bugatti's exclusives, in order to avoid thefts and pillage, only it didn't get there or, even more, never sent there. Early this year, it was found out that the car had survived the second World War and came into the hands of a Belgian feller by the name of Gabriel Duhoux in 1947 or so, brought to him by a soldier whom wrecked it somehow and had it painted blue long before. Duhoux was the owner of that car for more than a decade, but as years went by and his final years of age would come, he gave it to a friend of his to have it displayed in its collectibles showroom, only to be found missing from there in 1999 by some of Mr. Duhoux relatives. From this point on, anything could've happened...

@@cvrtr i've also found the story about the Gabriel Duhoux but that's a different chassis. The only existing evidence about the La voiture noire is in the papers from 1936. I will search rn to find the exact code of the chassis but that car is gone.

So Chassis No. 57453 the one we've been talking about is missing since 1938 and yes the fire actually destroyed the factory where the car was temporarily located. After that point nobody knows what it actually happened and any of that theories can be standing

@@vibbamusic2691 Change of chassis numbers was a very common thing back then, especially on Bugatti's cars, a thing that created a lot of confusion among everyone interested in those cars, myself included. "La Voiture Noire" was no exception and also there's a significant link between the change of its chassis number and registration plate. It started as 57453 with 5800NV3 registration plate, then in the summer of 1937 it received the 57222 chassis number and the 9219NV2 plate. Somewhere in 1938 or early 1939 it got the 57454 chassis number, taken from the 1937 Type 57G Tank and 1521NV4 plate. The last known registration plate known to be seen on La Voiture Noire was 1244W5, on the list of cars that were to be sent on the train to Bordeaux, and still rocking the 57454 chassis number. I can only theorise that, by the correlation between those two last digits 3-3, 2-2, then 4-4, it might've got a 57**5 chassis later on with the 1244W5 plate. But it is known for a fact that during Duhoux's ownership, it still bore the 57454 chassis number. Anyways, regarding the fires that broke out at the factory in 1939, the car was used frequently by Robert Benoist back then for travelling to motorsport events in France or surrounding countries, or to his residence in Paris, so it is very unlikely that the car was near the factory when the fire broke out. Unfortunately, there aren't many specific details about the 1939 fire, but if Jean Bugatti's precious "La Voiture Noire" would've been a victim of that, I'm pretty sure it would've been well documented by now.

@@cvrtr I agree, we can only speculate at this point. I'm assuming it got passed on to a family member with no knowledge of cars and might be rusting away in a barn somewhere or scrapped..

Lol he has an $80 million Bugatti Type 57C, $70 million Ferrari 250 GTO, and a $60 million McLaren F1 LM.

No.

@@stevefox2739 ?

@@abhishekvarma3001 japanese and British cars are right hand drive, they’re only left hand drive if made in the US.

@@remiicario I know that but my point was like they could also have made Japanese cars right hand drive

@@abhishekvarma3001 probably because the game takes place in US, so they make the cars left hand drive? Idk

Probably a EB110

or Veyron, Chiron, Centauri or whatever it’s called or the Divo

Or a type 35

@@thenegotiator3813 Thats the one thanks

Oh my lord please teach me all there is to know about tuning the cars 🙇🏻

Dude there are 710 in the world but the first one the "Lavoture Noire,, is mising

@@stevendobrev619 pants said nobody knows where it is apparently, yet I saw one 🤔

Hol up

@@justusback8817 wat

Miserable people love to make others miserable,stay proud my friend😉😀

did he not say wooden? I was never told that personally but🤷🏽‍♂️

Right when the part come i saw this comment lol

he said Wooden not One..

This is the story I've heard at least

in Overdrive , that was a fake bugatti

@@th3-l4st-wolf90 I think a fake 250 GTO as well

@@th3-l4st-wolf90 That movie was also garbage

not really, there is a sealed envelope entrusted to a law firm...

fairytale

I agree

We got one

They coulda had an awsome story with the Intercepter update, something like latteral's Hypercar story.

It's does kinda.

Well... all are some player wants to know is what happened with the 5 10 of the first one, in Latrell said "5 10 dissapeared misteryously" and never told anything from that group, apart in bases the 5 10 emblem appears as a wall painting

Battle of the classics I like that idea we need to make you the top comment

Jay leno also owns one

jay leno has a replica not a real one Ralph Lauren has one and Peter Mullin has one there is a third car which was crashed and then rebuilt but it doesn't have some original parts and the other one "la voiture noir" has disappeared

@@aryadana6950 We need to find the Ultimate barn find!

What's that supposed to mean kinda pog?

@@gabegamer8646 pog is play/player of (the) game but people usually use it to say something was epic

@@danielmiller3723 oh thanks telling me. Also was it real or a replica?

@@gabegamer8646 it was real

@@danielmiller3723 wow really that's cool which of the 4 was it?!

The blue one was painted black. The original black one is still lost

So if I find this train I can find this car? Men!!! Suit up we going on a treasure hunt!!!

@@kenoashire8883 I hope the next Grand Tour episode a "Massive hunt" will see the Clarkson, May and Hammond search for it.

Bruh they always use replicas in any movie