THE LONDON CONCOURS 2024

An oasis in the city, the @veuveclicquot ‘Champagne Garden’ at this year’s London Concours will be the perfect environment in which to relax in style and serenity, while enjoying a glass of the legendary brand’s iconic champagne.Click the link in our bio to book your spot at this year’s event, taking place at the HAC between 4-6 June.

CONFIRMED for London Concours 2024: Lamborghini Diablo SVThe wild Lamborghini Diablo will be in attendance as part of our V12s celebration, bringing a dash of ‘90s excess to proceedings. For a generation of car enthusiasts who came of age in the ‘90s – it remains the ultimate poster supercar.

We're delighted to announce that our show this June will celebrate the wild and wonderful automotive creations that featured one of the most beloved and evocative styling elements of all: the pop-up headlight.Popular from the late 1960s and early 1970s onwards, the ‘Enlightened: All About Aero’ class will revel in the age of the pop-up headlight, a fascinating era for automotive design experimentation. We'll feature cars such as the Lancia Stratos, along with many more.Discover more about our 2024 classes via the link in our bio.

CONFIRMED for London Concours 2024: Aston Martin Vanquish SA British V12 supercar created for the new millennium will also be on show: the wonderful Ian Callum designed Vanquish. Introduced in 2001, it perfectly combined the graceful elegance and style of a traditional grand tourer with thoroughly modern V12 muscle. This will be a star of our V12s class, celebrating that most evocative automotive ingredient.

CONFIRMED for London Concours 2024: Ferrari EnzoStill one of the most jaw dropping cars to ever wear the prancing horse, this Enzo will star as part of our 'Hypercars' display this June. A bona fide automotive icon, and the ultimate poster car for a generation of car fans.Click the link in our bio to learn more about what to look out for at our 2024 show.

Here's another 'star car' that will be appearing in our 'Carnaby Street' class next June: Eric Clapton's stunning the 1969 Ferrari 365 GTC Berlinetta. This was the very car he bought after falling in love with the example owned by friend George Harrison of the Beatles. “I’d never seen one in the flesh before, and my heart melted.” Styled by Italian design ace Pininfarina, the car is fitted with a 4.4-litre V12 producing 320bhp – good for 150mph.Learn more about our event and secure your tickets via the link in our bio.

We're delighted to reveal the latest category to look forward to at our show next month: the ‘Carnaby Street’ class. With this display, we will revisit London in the swinging sixties, assembling automotive icons that roared up and down the Kings Road when it sat firmly at the centre of the cultural world – stylish machines favoured by the rich and famous, from marques such as Jaguar, Aston Martin Ferrari and more.Among the machines on show will be the fabulous Meyers Manx Beach Buggy, star of the Thomas Crown Affair, alongside Steve McQueen.Learn more about what to expect from the show by clicking the link in our bio.Pics: Bonhams

We’re delighted to be joined by @turnerclassics1 at this year’s event. Featuring a 1972 Maserati Bora, alongside a Jaguar E-type Coupe, Turner Classics will be showcasing some fine examples of their restoration expertise, while their team will be on hand to talk you through their extensive restoration, workshop and service offering.

Could this represent peak modern Aston Martin?Our dedicated ‘V12s’ category this June will feature the sensational V12 Vantage as we celebrate that most evocative automotive ingredient.Arriving in 2009, it delivered what Aston enthusiasts had been calling for: a version of the beautifully handling Vantage, with added performance punch. It was wonderfully ‘over-engined’, with a 6.0-litre V12 crammed into the compact Vantage body, driving through a six-speed manual box. With 510bhp – a useful gain of 90bhp over the slightly torque-light V8 model – the V12 would surge towards the horizon with a relentless ferocity.A special, brilliantly analogue Aston, and a car that clearly illustrates just how transformative a V12 engine can be.Learn more about our event by clicking the link in our bio.Pics: Aston Martin

A few fascinating detail shots of the on the Schuppan 962 CR, a true Le Mans racer for the road, and our best in show winner last year. Our event will return to the HAC in under a month, bringing jaw dropping cars to the heart of the city of London.Click the link in our bio to learn more about what this year's show holds in store.Pics: @charlieb.photography

📣 Just one month to go until London Concours 2024! 📣Our show will assemble the rarest supercars and classics at the secluded Honourable Artillery Company, a stone's throw from Old Street, from 4th-6th June. Learn more about our event and secure your tickets, via the link in our bio.Pics: @charlieb.photography

The London Concours, the capital’s ultimate automotive summer garden party, will return to the Honourable Artillery Company, an oasis of green in the heart of the city, from the 4th to 6th June.Explore the wide range of ticket options via the link in our bio.

A wonderful example of the muscle car in a perfectly cut, Savill Row suit, the 1992 Aston Martin Virage Volante. It’s currently being offered via our dealer partner @nicholas_mee.Get the full lowdown on this special car, courtesy of our friends @classicdriver:It’s no secret that we’re fans of both green cars and green interiors at Classic Driver, and when the two are combined you get our idea of a match made in heaven. Illustrating our point beautifully is this factory-built ‘Wide Body’ 1992 Aston Martin Virage Volante finished in Galloway Green with a green Connolly hide interior and, you guessed it, a green Mohair convertible hood.Handbuilt by Aston Martin in 1992, this example was the launch car for the 2+2 Virage Volante displayed at the 1992 Geneva Motor Show. Originally finished in Giallo Fly over a tan interior, this manual Virage was sold to the legendary Brunei collection after Aston Martin had extensively reworked it to become the first of just 19 6.3-litre Wide Body Virage Volantes. In 2016 this example benefitted from a comprehensive bare-metal restoration, at which point it was given its current outstanding colour combination. Now showing just under 25,000 miles, this extremely rare Aston Martin at @nicholas_mee could be your perfect summer grand tourer.

CONFIRMED for London Concours 2024: TVR ScamanderWe're delighted to announce that our Wildcards display for 2024 will be led by something truly remarkable: the crazy, amphibious TVR Scamander. Making its first public appearance for many years, June's show will present a rare opportunity to pore over this remarkable vehicle, which was the brainchild of Peter Wheeler.Learn more via the link in our bio.

We're delighted to announce and exciting, high-octane new addition to June's show: the City Challenge! Presented by @aseteksimsports, the City Challenge will see guests compete to set the fastest lap around a virtual Silverstone from behind the wheel of a McLaren MP4/4 Formula One car.Learn more and secure your spot on the grid via the link in our bio.

Now this is quite something! Meet the TWR Supercat, a restomod Jaguar XJS that’s the brainchild of @the_kyza and @magnuswalkerHere’s the full story from our friends at @classicdriver: @twrperformance first began modifying Jags in the early 1980s, when British Leyland tasked them with preparing the Jaguar XJS and Rover 3500 Vitesse for battle in the British and European Touring Car Championships. TWR Jags quickly gained a fearsome reputation on the racetrack, and in 1988, a TWR-built, V12-powered Jaguar XJR-9 bagged the outfit their first win at Le Mans. After another Le Mans@twrperformance Jaguar and TWR formed JaguarSport which would go on to build the legendary Jaguar XJR-15 and XJ220 supercars. Now, Tom Walkinshaw’s son, Fergus, is taking up the mantle with a mental XJS of his own. TWR say that they will build just 88 Supercats in honour of the brand’s 1988 Le Mans win, each of which will be powered by a 600 horsepower supercharged V12 mated to a good old six-speed manual gearbox for maximum driving engagement and monstrous smokey burnouts. In order to ensure the Supercat drives as good as it looks, Fergus Walkinshaw has enlisted the help of some of the most talented minds of McLaren, Ferrari, Porsche, Williams, Mercedes F1 and Renault F1, with more than two years of development work already complete. Order books open today, with each Supercat starting at 225,000 pounds before tax, which is pretty good value by restomod standards. While both Italy and Germany have had their automotive design icons honoured with plenty of restomods in recent years, it’s great to see the XJS — a true British legend — finally getting some love. So, do you think the TWR Supercat is a worthy successor to TWR’s racers of old, or is this just another carbon-clad fad? Read the full story at classicdriver.com

The original everyday useable supercar? This lovely Honda NSX was a star of our grand finale for 2023's show: Supercar Day. On Thursday 6th June we will again welcome 50 supercars from all marques to the HAC, parking up alongside the main concours cars.Learn more and secure your tickets via the link in our bio.Pic: @charlieb.photography

CONFIRMED for London Concours 2024: Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG Black SeriesThis stunning 2009 Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG Black Series will join our V12s celebration this year. Certainly one of the wilder creations to wear the three-pointed star in recent years, this mad machine packed a 670bhp bi-turbo motor, with a gargantuan 738lb/ft of torque.

The opening day of our show this June will feature a very special celebration of all things McLaren. The exclusive VIP and Awards day will feature 50 McLarens from through the years parking up in the HAC grounds, adding to the already jaw-dropping selection of machinery that will be on display.Learn more and secure your tickets via the link in our bio.Pics: @charlieb.photography

The London Concours takes place from 4th-6th June at one of London’s most spectacular hidden venues: the Honourable Artillery Company HQ. A collection of nearly one hundred privately owned cars, three themed days and a line up of the iconic luxury brands and fine food and drink. Get your tickets now using the link in our bio.

This year, Luca Faloni, a leading Italian menswear brand built on the principles of slow fashion and traditional craftsmanship will be joining us at the HAC. Offering refinement and sophistication, Luca Faloni puts a modern twist on classic Italian style using the finest materials. Every Luca Faloni item is made by expert artisans, meticulously crafting exquisitely detailed pieces for discerning customers across the globe.Visit the Luca Faloni team at this year’s London Concours to elevate your spring-summer wardrobe.

We're delighted to announce that this June's show will feature a celebration of the most outlandish, evocative cars of all: the hypercars.Presented in partnership with @apollocapitalgroup, the display will bring together the hallowed creations that have consistently pushed the envelope of what’s possible in terms of performance, engineering and design. The class will be led by this stunning Jaguar C-X75 concept, star of James Bond film SPECTRE, and recently converted for road use by CALLUM.Click the link in our bio to learn more.

We are delighted to have partnered with Middleton Private Capital for our 2024 show. Middleton's team of professional Investment Managers will be available throughout the show from 4th to 6th June to discuss your Investment needs.Learn more by visiting @middletonprivatecapital

The London Concours, the capital's ultimate automotive summer garden party, will return to the Honourable Artillery Company in just over six weeks time, from the 4th to 6th June 2024. Explore the wide range of ticket options via the link in our bio.Pic: @timscott