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A look at the supercars and concept cars of Pebble Beach

The event that marks the end of summer, if we’re talking about the world of luxury cars, is Car Week in Monterey. This American gathering hosts the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, where some of the most spectacular cars in the world can be seen. Luxury brands strive to present some of their most eye-catching and, of course, elegant cars, to amaze visitors with truly spectacular models.
At the 2016 edition we saw some of the proposals that will reach the market in a few years, either as full production models or as part of future models that take advantage of the technologies and solutions used in these study models. Throughout this month we have been looking at some of the models presented, which you can see in more detail in this extensive image gallery from that event.

Among the cars we saw at this gathering, the Mercedes Vision Concept Maybach 6, the proposal from the German manufacturer, stands out, but it was not the only one we paused over these last few weeks. It really is hard to stop and not keep looking at these impressive vehicles, which combine luxury, sportiness and exclusivity.
Another of the great supercars seen at Pebble Beach was the Ford GT, which has been so successful that its production time has gone from two to four years. The Lamborghini Centenario Roadster was also there, looking for a home for the 20 units that will be built of this model.
There is no room for the ordinary at this gathering, since every car has its own personal touch, the quality that makes them objects of desire for everyone drawn to luxury, exclusivity and power beyond the norm. Want to see the main stars of this event? Then don’t miss the image gallery.
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