Best in show 2020
A DISPLAY OF THE WORLD’S FINEST CARS
The London Concours, presented by Montres Breguet, is a luxurious automotive garden party hosted in the heart of the City of London from Tuesday 8th to Thursday 10th June. This hugely exciting automobile extravaganza will see 80 of the worlds most precious cars gather in the gardens of the historic and beautiful Honourable Artillery Company Headquarters.
NEW FOR 2021
In 2021, we’re introducing a third day, creating three subtly different themes for three different audiences The days will be: VIP Preview Day, Style Edition Day and Supercar Day.
Hospitality
Entertain or be entertained
The London Concours offers a number of flexible opportunities for you to entertain clients. Our hospitality options have been specifically designed to fit around a busy work schedule and the location of the venue, right in the heart of the City, is perfect for allowing visitors to just drop by and take a look at some of the truly breathtaking cars.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
The three days offer entertainment on the lawns, beautiful retail chalets with luxury brand and artisan goods, and a delicious selection of food and beverages to match. If you are looking for a unique backdrop for a business meeting with either breakfast or lunch included, then London Concours is your solution.
LUXURY RETAILERS AND EXHIBITORS
From the motoring world the Concours hosts the very best specialist manufacturers, distributors and dealers. Alongside the 130 cars being presented are many brands from the luxury fields of watchmaking, art, fashion and jewellery. These brands add another dimension for visitors, allowing them to discover, experience (and purchase) some of the finest craftsmanship availed to the UK marketplace.
THE CLASSES AT LONDON CONCOURS 2021
THE LONDON CONCOURS CLASSES
200MPH CLUB
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THE LONDON CONCOURS CLASSES
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LATEST NEWS FROM LONDON CONCOURS
London Concours 2021 Ends with Spectacular ‘Supercar Day’
16th June 2021
The London Concours presented by Montres Breguet closed its doors yesterday following three sold out days, populated by 7,500 guests...
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London Concours 2021 Celebrates Glorious First Day
9th June 2021
The London Concours presented by Montres Breguet opened its doors yesterday to a crowd of thousands in stunning sunshine for...
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Celebrating the Lost Marques
1st June 2021
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Is there a better spot to enjoy champagne in the sun?
(Pic credit: Amy Shore) https://t.co/hyO6UDDuLz
Celebrating the Kustoms, American classics customised in a traditional style dating from the middle of the last century.
(Pic credit: Amy Shore) https://t.co/WhFMkTf1dS
Among Harry Metcalfe’s spectacular collection at London Concours were two Jaguar Special Vehicle Operations (SVO) cars. These are limited edition, fettled versions of Jaguar’s finest motor cars designed purely for motoring pleasure.
(Pic credit: Tim Scott) https://t.co/1JwpdM9Tmf
The idea behind this Ford ‘Showbox’ Sedan was to create a traditional Kustom in the style of the early 1950s. The stock car went to Marco Warren at Juarez Fabrication in Lancing, West Sussex, where he restored the body and performed all the modifications.
(Pic credit: Tim Scott) https://t.co/dAY5Dvmr81
Approximately 440 examples of the Bristol 400 were built, of which around 130 models still exist today. Registered in 1948, this particular model is the only one with wind-down door windows.
(Pic credit: Charlie B Photography) https://t.co/9NnVKUtTJ6
Is there a better spot to enjoy champagne in the sun? (Pic credit: @amyshorephotography)
Celebrating the Kustoms, American classics customised in a traditional style dating from the middle of the last century. (Pic credit: @amyshorephotography)
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Among Harry Metcalfe’s spectacular collection at London Concours were two Jaguar Special Vehicle Operations (SVO) cars. These are limited edition, fettled versions of Jaguar’s finest motor cars designed purely for motoring pleasure. This is Harry's 2015 Project 7. #jaguar #jaguarproject7 (Pic credit: @timscott)
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The idea behind this Ford ‘Showbox’ Sedan was to create a traditional Kustom in the style of the early 1950s using period techniques and parts from that time. The stock car went to Marco Warren at Juarez Fabrication in Lancing, West Sussex, where he restored the body and performed all the custom modifications. As you can see, the result is spectacular. (Pic credit: @timscott)
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A lifetime of mesmerising passersby. (Pic credit: @amyshorephotography)
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Approximately 440 examples of the Bristol 400 were built, of which around 130 models still exist today. Registered in 1948, this particular model is the only one with wind-down door windows. #bristol400 (Pic credit: @charlieb.photography)
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Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. #austinmini (Pic credit: @amyshorephotography)
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An exclusive club where entrance must be earned. (Pic credit: @timscott)
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The Bacalar – the most exclusive and bespoke Bentley of the modern era – on display at London Concours for guests to marvel at. #bentley #bentleybacalar (Pic credit: @amyshorephotography)
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An all-time British icon. #jaguar #jaguaretype (Pic credit: @amyshorephotography)
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The Maserati Ghibli, winner of The Italian Berlinettas class, sponsored by @moss_automotive. Only 1,170 were built during the model’s six-year production run, of which around 700 survive today. This particular car is one of the best examples of Giugiaro’s masterpiece to be found anywhere in the world. (Pic credit: @charlieb.photography)
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We know one or two people who would be happy to spend the weekend in this seat. The fantasic Lotus Eleven LM50, this year's London Concours Best in Show. (Pic credit: @timscott)
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A display of motorsport heroes and some of the most thrilling cars ever created. (Pic credit: @timscott)
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The London Concours has confirmed dates for next year. The show will take place from the 7 - 9 June 2022. The event next year adds more supercars following a successful ‘Supercar Day’ this year, with supercars to be judged across a number of diverse classes. (Pic credit: @timscott)
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The first public display of the once-in-a-lifetime collection of Aston Martin DB5 Vantages from @nicholas_mee. Perhaps the most iconic British car of all time, with just over 1,000 examples ever built. (Pic credit: Patrick White)
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Rare classics gracing the lawns of the Honourable Artillery Company HQ. (Pic credit: @timscott)
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Heading into the weekend like… (Pic credit: @charlieb.photography)
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Who joined us for the supercar extravaganza this time last week? (Pic credit: @timscott)
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Easy to adore, impossible to ignore. #LotusEvija (Pic credit: @amyshorephotography)
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Thank you to our official event comperes @peter.wallman and Richard Charlesworth. Three days of expert commentary, live stage presentations and good humour. The best in the business (📷: @amyshorephotography)
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The doors have closed at the end of three spectacular days of sunshine as guests enjoyed some of the most beautiful automotive masterpieces ever built, soundtracked by live musicians, with a cocktail in hand. Thank you to all our guests, partners and the owners who joined the automotive garden party in the heart of the city. (📷: @charlieb.photography)
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Still beautiful, still ferocious - the Zonda F Club Sport of our 200MPH Club class (📷: @timscott)
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Is there a better spot to enjoy champagne in the sun?
(Pic credit: Amy Shore)
Celebrating the Kustoms, American classics customised in a traditional style dating from the middle of the last century.
(Pic credit: Amy Shore)
The idea behind this Ford ‘Showbox’ Sedan was to create a traditional Kustom in the style of the early 1950s using period techniques and parts from that time. The stock car went to Marco Warren at Juarez Fabrication in Lancing, West Sussex, where he restored...
Approximately 440 examples of the Bristol 400 were built, of which around 130 models still exist today. Registered in 1948, this particular model is the only one with wind-down door windows.
(Pic credit: Charlie...
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