For the third time, Peter Auto is hosting the Chantilly Arts & Elégance event just outside Paris on September 3 and 4, 2016. The Concours d'Etat will once again be part of the main program in 2016.
The class divisions have been completely revised and many participating vehicles have already been provisionally named.
The classes for 2016 are:
- Bugatti, the Grand Prix cars
- The front engine Formula 1 cars
- The steam cars
- The former English marques (Pre-War)
- The former English marques (Post-War) Open Cars
- The former English marques (Post-War) Closed Cars
- A great Italian coachbuilder: Zagato (Pre-War)
- A great Italian coachbuilder: Zagato (Post-War)
- A great Italian coachbuilder: Zagato (Special Alfa Romeo)
- The improbable coachworks (Wood, fabric, wicker...)
- French coachwork masterpieces (Pre-War) Open Cars
- French coachwork masterpieces (Pre-War) Closed Cars
- French coachwork masterpieces (Post-War)
- The Tour de France Automobile cars (1951-1964)
- The Tour de France Automobile cars (1969-1986)
- Tribute to the Pozzi Racing Team
- The great untouched travel sedan cars and limousines (Pre-War)
- The Aerodynamic's beginnings - Pre-War open road cars
- The Aerodynamic's beginnings - Pre-War closed road cars
- Tribute to: Jean Todt - Fifty years of an outstanding career
- Fiftieth anniversary of the Lamborghini Miura P400 unveiled at the 1966 Geneva Motor Show
In particular Zagato and the French coachbuilders are celebrated, but also British car brands that have disappeared, such as Frazer Nash and Bristol.
A separate class was dedicated to the Lamborghini Miura, registered here is the prototype that stood in Geneva in 1966.
In addition to the Concours d'Etat, there is also a Concours d'Elégance with modern concept cars and a Concours de Clubs for the most beautiful club presentation.
Further information on the Chantilly Arts & Elégance event can be found on the event website.
























