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More than twenty supercar manufacturers will be showing at Salon Privé, including rare models and several new UK launches. The event, entry to which is by advanced ticket only, promises to be a glamorous addition to London's summer season.

Salon Privé, the UK's first private supercar show launches at The Hurlingham Club in West London on Tuesday 11th July. The four day show features an astounding collection of the worlds best performance and luxury supercar brands, alongside eight unique hospitality and entertainment events during the day and evening.

Cars on show include the Bugatti Veyron - the ultimate hyper car and the first ever UK display of Koenigsegg's CCX.

Bentley will be showing their GTC, Flying Spur and Continental GT models, alongside the Rolls-Royce 101EX concept car, the Ferrari 599 GTB, McLaren SLR, Mosler MT9000S and the Shelby Daytona Coupe. Spyker will be showing their C8 along with other launches from Lamborghini, Maserati and a highly anticipated world premiere from Marcos.

David Bagley, Managing Director of Salon Privé said: "We are all very excited to be launching this exclusive show in London - it is the first time that the world's greatest supercars have been displayed together in the UK. By creating a unique and exciting environment for exhibitors and guests alike, we hope to create a show that not only runs annually here at The Hurlingham Club, but also at other equally amazing venues around the world."

Daytime events throughout the week include glamorous Garden Parties, a celebrity cricket match featuring the Ian Botham Bunbury XI vs Darren Gough International XI, a six-a-side cricket tournament and a Ladies Day featuring Catwalk Carnival Shows.

Salon Privé evening entertainment starts on Tuesday 11th July with 'The Art of The SuperCar' Charity Dinner is hosted by Top Gear's James May and features an after dinner speeach by Peter Stevens, the designer of the McLaren F1. The 'Summer Of Sport' Charity Dinner takes place on Wednesday, is hosted by Martin Bayfield and features an audience with Jason Leonard, Lawrence Dallaglio, Darren Gough and Phil Tufnell. On Thursday 13th July, motor racing legend Sir Stirling Moss stars at an evening hosted by BBC's John Inverdale, and the week is concluded by an ultra glamorous Finale Party Night which includes a casino and performance by new Opera Divas, Elysium.

Damn it, I'm on holiday while it's on, I'd go if I wasn't! j/k

£125 it see some cars, it's too expensive!

It ain't worth the money since you probably don't even get to sit inside the cars.