Salon Privé Concours by Aviva Private Clients returns to Blenheim Palace on 2 and 3 September 2026, with a two-day celebration of rare classics, grand tourers, supercars and award-winning concours cars.
Salon Privé Blenheim’s Supercar Saturday returns on 5 September 2026 with more than 1,000 privately owned sports, super and hypercars across the palace lawns.
The limited-run Aston Martin Valen pairs a carbon-fibre body with an 838 hp twin-turbo V12, making it the brand’s most powerful front-engined V12 model to date.
The Lamborghini Revuelto SV has appeared ahead of its formal reveal, bringing a more aggressive aero package, SV detailing and an expected power increase for Sant’Agata’s V12 hybrid flagship.
Brabus has revealed the Bodo Cabriolet at Pebble Beach, an open-top V12 grand tourer with 1000 hp, a 223 mph top speed and production limited to 77 cars.
Ford has shown the Mustang GTD Competition that ran 6:40.835 at the Nürburgring, confirming its record-setting lap was achieved on road-compliant Michelin Pilot Sport Cup FR tyres.
Revealed at Monterey Car Week, the Lamborghini Revuelto SV turns the V12 hybrid supercar into a lighter, sharper and more powerful limited-production flagship.
The MeisterSinger Edition Unitas 1Z Blue pairs the brand’s single-hand display with its first coloured enamel dial, a hand-wound Unitas movement and a 25-piece production run.
Christiaan van der Klaauw’s Pim Koeslag reflects on the Planetarium, Gérald Genta, collector instincts and the changing shape of independent watchmaking.
The independent Tokyo watchmaker’s latest model moves away from round mid-century cases with a lacquer-dial rectangular watch inspired by Asakusa temple rooftops.
A closer editorial look at the Richard Mille RM 17-02 Manual Winding Tourbillon, a collector-focused watch centred on mechanical engagement and high-complication watchmaking.
Furlan Marri and Time+Tide return with the Outback Songlines, a 39mm steel automatic with a hinged hunter caseback, Australian-inspired dial work and a La Joux-Perret G100 movement.
The limited-edition IWC Big Pilot’s Watch Perpetual Calendar ProSet 140 Years Mercedes-Benz brings a black-and-gold dial, crown-set calendar system and calibre 82665 to a 42mm steel pilot’s case.
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s new Master Control Chronomètre collection brings COSC certification, a new High Precision Guarantee and a more fluid bracelet concept to one of the maison’s most quietly important lines.
Ferrari’s first fully electric model is on its way to Australia, with confirmed allocations, early orders and a local preview planned before customer deliveries begin.
Czinger’s open-top 21C Spyder pairs a high-revving twin-turbo V8 with hybrid assistance, an additively manufactured chassis and a claimed 0-62 mph time of 1.9 seconds.
Porsche is understood to be weighing the end of Taycan production by 2030, with demand for the electric sedan cooling as buyers move toward newer SUV-shaped EVs such as the Macan Electric.
BMW appears to have room for another G87 M2 derivative before production winds down, with enthusiast attention turning to a possible manual CS-style model, xDrive CS or lightweight CSL.
Lanzante has expanded the 95-59 programme with a fixed-wing aero package, new centre-lock wheels, wider colour choice and bespoke Loro Piana interior materials.
Time+Tide’s FounderFest will launch across Melbourne, London and New York in September 2026 with seven music-inspired collaborative Studio Editions from independent watch brands.