Bugatti Type 35 Price

Last updated: July 2026 · Historic car, values in USD

The Bugatti Type 35 has a 2026 market value of around $400,000 to more than $3 million, against a period price of about 39,200 French francs when new in 1926, depending on originality, continuous history, factory identity and competition provenance. It became the most successful racing car of its era. Bugatti estimates approximately 340 cars were built across the whole Type 35 family from 1924 to 1930. The supercharged Grand Prix Type 35B sits at the top, up to the $5.615 million example sold at Gooding and Company in 2021.

Original Price 39,200 FRF New in 1926
Units Built ~340 Whole family, 1924 to 1930
2026 Market Range $400K to $3M+ By originality and history

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Type 35 price questions

An authentic Bugatti Type 35 ranges from around $400,000 to more than $3 million, depending on originality, matching identity and racing history. Replicas and heavily reconstructed cars are worth considerably less.

A Type 35 cost about 39,200 French francs in 1926, a premium price for a car that was also a proven Grand Prix winner.

Bugatti estimates approximately 340 cars were built across the whole Type 35 family between 1924 and 1930, though exact production figures remain uncertain.

The Type 35B is the supercharged Grand Prix version, with more power and greater competition pedigree. It trades at the top of the Type 35 range, see the Type 35B price page.

Yes. As the most successful racing Bugatti, well-documented Type 35s are blue-chip collector cars that have held and grown their value over time.

The best cars trade privately or at specialist auctions. Submit a search request and we will point you to the right pre-war Bugatti specialists.