Hampton Court Palace’s picturesque garden of in Surrey, England welcomed more that one thousand incredible classic cars last weekend for the 2017 Concours of Elegance. The palace itself is the definition of magnificence, as it was Henry VIII’s favourite residence and is currently owned by the British Royal family.

The most eventful arrival among all the cars was probably the reunion of the five Jaguar D-types that finished 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 6th at Le Mans in 1957. These legends were shown along with the D-type XKD 504 that went to Le Mans in 1955 and 1958 and XKD 605 that finished 6th in 1956.

The variety of cars were phenomenal, In association with the Royal Automobile Club, a selection of the earliest motoring pioneers built before 1905 were on display, while the oldest car in the Concours was built in 1896. Plenty of eye catching vintage and current supercars, such as Bugatti Type 54, Ferrari 250MM, Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta and McLaren P1 GTR could also be found on the grounds.