Bugatti

Tracy Morgan’s $2 million Bugatti crash hasn’t stopped him from cruising around in wildly expensive cars.

Speed sells. Bugatti has announced plans to build 30 replicas of the car it used to break the 300 mph barrier.

First to break the triple century.

Test driver Andy Wallace piloted a specially-prepared Bugatti Chiron to 304 mph, setting a new mark for street legal cars.

Comedian Tracy Morgan crashed his $2 million supercar a half-mile away from the dealership.

Fox News Autos drives the 253 mph supercar.

Tracy Morgan crashed his $2 million supercar in New York City Tuesday, just minutes after buying the car, according to a report.

An expensive fender bender.

He sure could afford it.

Luxury car brand Bugatti sells the world’s most expensive car for $18.9 million.