Response from: Ben (Check me out!)

Philip, a quick google reveals:
http://www.ritzsite.net/Archive/0310.htm
which links to: http://www.bartvrijevormgeving.nl/bucciali/bucciali_4.html
cheers, Ben

Response from: Harley Ferguson (Check me out!)

I don't know what it is, but it has gotta be the E Jag of it day. It looks like an Los Angeles Bugatti Royal (Type 41). I wanta see more. I'll add more photos in upcoming blogs, including more info. At first glance I, too, thought it was a Bugatti Royale.
-- Philip

Response from: Leslie (Check me out!)

This car is owned by my client and was made in France, not Italy. It's a 1932 Bucciali TAV 12, coach by Saoutchik and has a 12 cylinder Voisin sleeve valve engine. The car is a one-off and was the Paris Salon car for 1932. Thanks for this helpful information, Leslie. It's a beautiful car and I appreciated the opportunity to see it at Pebble Beach, as did many other admirers.
-- Philip

Response from: Simon (Check me out!)

Bucciali motor cars were built in France between the mid 1920' and 30's. They were the creation of brothers Angelo and Paul Albert Bucciali.
The brothers claimed to have made 36 cars of various specifications.
I saw the car myself at Pebble Beach this year and took far too many photgraphs of it. Let me know if you want anymore information on the car or brothers, I am doing some research on it and them following my encounter with the car. -- I'm learning more and more about this fascinating car, thanks to viewers like Simon.

Response from: Goetz Niederer (Check me out!)

I have seen the car at pebble beach. I think the car was shown at the retromobil, paris a few years ago. Are all the parts original? The bumpers??? There is a tale that the "the schlumpf collection" owns a body of a bucciali.
Goetz