1952 ASTON MARTIN DB2 DROPHEAD COUPE
This is one of only three Aston Martin DB2 chassis sent to Switzerland for coachwork by Carrosserie Graber – and the sole known survivor. Renowned for elegance and precision, Graber’s craftsmanship and the car’s rarity earned the car the Club Trophy at last year’s Hampton Court Concours of Elegance.
1946 HEALEY 2.4 ELLIOTT
To celebrate 80 years since the Healey marque was founded, on display last week was the second-ever Healey 2.4 prototype. Driven by Donald Healey himself in 1946, it set a 104.65mph speed record, briefly making it the world’s fastest production car.
2026 LOLA T70S
Last month we unveiled the next chapter in Lola Cars’ storied history. Their newest venture was on display in the rotunda as they celebrated their remarkable legacy of more than 500 championship victories.
1911 ROLLS ROYCE SILVER GHOST TOURER
This 1911 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost is quite the globe-trotting nomad; it’s been to Australia and back twice, as well as trips across the UK, sorties in Colombo and Aden, and 60,000 miles of car rallies. It’s also a rolling testament to Claude Johnson, the Club’s first Secretary, who later masterminded Rolls-Royce’s early success and the Silver Ghost’s introduction.