The Concours of Elegance Germany 2024 will take place from Monday, July 22 to Saturday, July 27 at Gut Kaltenbrunn am Tegernsee. Organised by the organisers of the Concours of Elegance Hampton Court Palace, the Concours has an international focus and brings together the world’s most important collectors to celebrate their vehicles in a spectacular setting.
Germany has a long history of automotive invention and is the perfect place to welcome 50 of the world’s rarest cars and their owners, complemented by the exhibition of a further 150 beautiful automobiles from the Special Concours and Automobile Clubs. Many of the Concours cars will also take part in the Bavarian Tour, a carefully curated four-day driving adventure that allows you to experience the best that Bavaria has to offer.
As with the Concours of Elegance at Hampton Court Palace, the winner is not chosen by a jury, but by the owners of the vehicles themselves. Each participant will be asked to vote on the other models on display to decide which car will be considered the “Best of Show”.
There is a varied program and a lot to see, including …
20 rare and exotic vehicles from the Austin Healey 3000S to the Ferrari Daytona – all owned by women – will take part in the Concours of Elegance at Tegernsee and offer a curated programme of events.
The Junior Concours – At the highly anticipated Junior Concours, sponsored by Munich | Sotheby’s International Realty, which showcases the best handcrafted pedal, electric and petrol cars of all ages, parents and their children take on the roles of mechanics and works drivers.
Thirty under 30! This new Concours has been specially designed for the next generation of car enthusiasts. A generation that will probably face the biggest challenges for the hobby of classic cars and classic cars, as vehicle prices skyrocket and gasoline is less and less popular.
Details and schedule of the event can be found at Concours of Elegance Germany!
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(Photographs by: Paul Harmer, Lily Wedge, Matt Ankers, Dominic Hinde, Tim Scott, Richard Toull, Sue Whyte, Paul Rogers)
