It was announced by Paul Goldsmith, president of Tokyo Concours d’Elegance, Elite Corporation, that a total of 20 rare new, concept cars and museum cars will be shown in addition to the cars competing in Japan’s first true-to-tradition classic cars concours d’elegance, called Tokyo Concours d’Elegance.

These 20 cars will be divided into three locations by concept as follows.

1. Super Luxury Cars … Location: Courtyard
The latest models from Bugatti, Mercedes-Benz and Rolls-Royce will be on display.

2. In Celebration of the 100th Anniversary of Brooklands … Location: Atrium
On display will be marquee racing cars from the early 1900s to 1990 and one of only two special handmade Ferraris, which was ordered from Carrozzeria Zagato of Italy by a Japanese enthusiast.

3. Executive Thrills … Location: Hall A
The exhibition will feature combination of old and new models from various auto manufacturers, including a rare 1934 Maybach Zepellin specially brought over from Germany. Of great interest to all car fans will be the first public showing of the new Nissan GT-R outside of the Tokyo Motor Show.

Cars are being shown with the cooperation of sponsoring companies and private owners.

In addition to the above, two Mercedes-Benz C Class models will be displayed at the entrance of The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo and a new Audi R8 will be shown at the entrance of the Oakwood Premium Tokyo Midtown apartments.

[What is Concours d’Elegance] Concours d’Elegance is a widely known concept in the world of luxurious and beautiful classic cars. The most prestigious events are held at Villa d’Este in Italy since 1929 and Pebble Beach in the United States since 1950. Tokyo Concours d’Elegance aims to join their ranks.