MG MGB CABRIOLET 1967. Green version in Narbonne

BMW M5. E 60 grey version from Tarragona Engine: 5.0 L S85 V10 Power: 500 HP  

Chevrolet 490  The Chevrolet Series 490 (or Four-Ninety) is an early American automobile, made from 1915 to 1922 by Chevrolet. Introduced in June 1915, the 490 sold for $490 ($13,125 in 2021 dollars). Chevrolet 490 was an immediate success and established…

DKW F800/3  Model of the 1959  Made in Spain (Vitoria-Gasteiz)  Power: 32 HP  Engine: 896 cc; 3 cylinders  The National Museum of Science and Industry of Catalonia

Seat 1400-A. Black version Model of the 1956  Engine: 1395 cc; 4 cylinders  Made in Spain (Barcelona)  Power: 50 HP  Max. speed: 125 km/h

Porsche 991 is the codename of the seventh generation of the Porsche 911. It was unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show on 2011, replacing the 997.

Hispano-Suiza Limousine K6 from 1935, six cylinders, 5181 cc, 120 HP, 145 km/h  

Renault 4/4 4CV  Model of the 1953  Made in Spain (Valladolid)  Power: 17/21 HP  Engine: 737 cc; 4 cylinders  Max. speed: 90 km/h  The National Museum of Science and Industry of Catalonia

Ford T. Black cabriolet  Years of production: 1908-1927  Made in USA  Power: 20 HP  Max. speed: 75 km/h  Engine: 2892 cc; 4 cylinders  Fuel consumption: 20 L/100 km  The National Museum of Science and Industry of Catalonia

Seat 1200 Sport. Red version Model of the 1979  Engine: 1197 cc Made in Spain (Martorell) Power: 67 HP  Max. speed: 158,4 km/h

Studebaker Erskine 50 Sedan. Red and white color from 1927 Made in USA Weight: 1150 kg Max speed: 90 km/h Engine: 2.3 L Power: 45 HP

The French Delahaye Parade Type 148L by Alphonse Guilloré from 1950, six cylinders, four speeds. The car was used by French Top officials, in particular by Jean de Lattre de Tassigny. Jean Joseph Marie Gabriel de Lattre de Tassigny was a French army general…

Dodge SRT Supercharged – 6.2 L, 707 HP, 883 NM

Studebaker Golden Hawk from 1958. 8 cylinders, 5.8 L, 279 HP, 219 km/h. In 1957 the model was one of the three fastest American sport cars, along with the Chevrolet Corvette and Ford Thunderbird.

Rolls-Royce Type W.O. from 1920, six cylinders, 7428 cc, 50 HP, 100 km/h. These cars were built specifically for the British War Office and could be used as light armored cars.