Don't get Nicola Bulgari started. Or better, do. It's a kick to see such an elegant man sputter. His fist hits the table and the edges of his mouth curl down in an exaggerated tragedy mask. What triggers this reaction? The mere suggestion that the vaunted automobiles of Europe are worth owning. "Bugatti, Ferrari, they're s—!" Bulgari will tell you. Americans enamored of such machines, he says, are misguided. What's worse, they're "disowning their paternity."
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