Salon Privé Unveils The White Collection for 2026

Salon Privé has unveiled The White Collection for its 2026 edition, a thoughtfully curated display bringing together 20 of the world's most significant collector cars, united by one defining characteristic: their finish.

Presented throughout the five-day event at Blenheim Palace, the exhibition explores the remarkable breadth of white in automotive design, from soft ivory and eggshell to luminous pearl and contemporary metallic tones. Rather than simply sharing a colour, each car reflects a distinct moment in automotive history, demonstrating how understated finishes have often adorned some of the most celebrated designs ever created.

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Among the highlights are the Lexus LFA, Bugatti Veyron, Lamborghini Miura and the Aston Martin Valiant Prototype, alongside a carefully selected line-up spanning more than seven decades of automotive excellence, from 1955 through to 2026.

Together, the collection offers a rare opportunity to experience an unusually cohesive group of landmark automobiles. Many have seldom been exhibited publicly, making The White Collection one of the defining installations of this year's Salon Privé.

The first 10 vehicles confirmed for the display have now been announced, offering an early glimpse of a collection that celebrates not only rarity, but the enduring elegance of one of motoring's most quietly sophisticated palettes.

1. Lexus LFA 
One of the greatest Japanese supercars ever built, the 2011 Lexus LFA is renowned for its naturally aspirated V10 engine. Finished in Pearl White, it brings modern performance and precision to the Salon Privé White Collection. 

2. ​Bugatti Veyron 
The 2008 Bugatti Veyron redefined the hypercar with record-breaking performance and engineering. Finished in White and Chrome, its striking two-tone appearance makes it one of the standout cars within the White Collection.

3. Ferrari Dino 246 GTS
Widely regarded as one of Ferrari's most beautiful designs, the 1973 Dino 246 GTS combines elegant styling with open-top driving. Finished in Bianco Polo Park, it adds timeless Italian style to the all-white line-up.

4. Lamborghini Miura 
Often credited as the world's first supercar, the Lamborghini Miura changed automotive history with its revolutionary mid-engined layout. Finished in Bianco, this beautifully restored 1968 example is a fitting addition to this unique display.

5. Porsche 356 Pre-A Speedster 
One of Porsche's earliest and most desirable sports cars, the 1955 356 Pre-A Speedster helped establish the marque's reputation around the world. Finished in Speedster White, it represents the origins of one of motoring's most celebrated manufacturers.

6. Aston Martin Valiant Prototype 
A rare opportunity to see the 2023 Aston Martin Valiant Prototype, which showcases Aston Martin's latest engineering and track-focused performance. Finished in White, it is set to bring cutting-edge British performance to the Salon Privé White Collection. 

7. Auto Union 1000 SP Roadster 
Nicknamed the 'Baby Thunderbird', this 1963 Auto Union 1000 SP Roadster is one of the most distinctive European sports cars of the early 1960s. Finished in Egg Shell White, it offers a charming contrast to the display’s super and hypercars.

8. Lamborghini Huracán STO 
Developed directly from Lamborghini's motorsport programme, the 2023 Huracán STO delivers race-inspired performance for the road. Finished in Bianco Monocerus, it combines aggressive styling with one of Lamborghini's most recognisable white paint finishes. A must-see!

9. Maserati 3500GT 
The 1961 Maserati 3500GT marked the brand's move into grand touring, combining elegant styling with refined performance. Finished in Bianco Eldorado, the Maserati brings classic Italian sixties sophistication to the line-up. 

10. Radford 62-2 Coupé 
One of the newest cars in the collection, the 2026 Radford 62-2 Coupé blends modern engineering with inspiration drawn from the iconic Lotus Type 62 racers. Finished in White, it provides a contemporary interpretation of British coachbuilding tradition.