A celebration of speed at the City of London Concours 2018
Rare and exotic cars from around the world are preparing to make their appearance at this year’s City of London Concours on June 7 and 8.
More than £50m worth of motors will assemble at the Honourable Artillery Company, a five-acre oasis in the City of London. Confirmed attendees include the new Aston Martin Vantage, Porsche GT2 RS and Lamborghini Aventador S.
Prepare for a few surprises, but last year an 80-strong roster of cars spanned the history of performance cars, with early 21st-century racers rubbing hubcaps with the McLaren P1, Porsche 918 Spyder and Ferrari LaFerrari.
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And while the cars take centre-stage, they will be ably supported by a selection of pop-up boutiques from luxury brands including Breguet and Glashutte, an arthouse collection from Collier Dobson as well as a Taittinger champagne bar and cocktails from Remy Martin.
Tickets for the event are on sale now on the London Concours website. Entry for either day is £35 for adults, £18 for children and students and £25 for pensioners. Discounted adult tickets are available for £25 if you enter our promotional code ‘DENNISVIP’ when prompted.
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