Displayed along the 18th fairway of Pebble Beach Golf Links, the Horch was described by Concours Chairman Sandra Button to be an "incredibly beautiful open car with stunning styling.
Built in 1937 this Horch 853 was clothed with a spectacular body by German coach-builder Voll & Ruhrbeck.
Other than that the Horch was most likely painted black originally, very little early information is available on the car.
The new Bentley Mulsanne, designed and engineered at Crewe from the ground-up, reaffirms the marque's intent to create a new flagship Bentley with refined performance, unparalleled levels of interior luxury and coach building skills to the fore.
Lighter and more powerful than the 250TR on which it was based, the Ferrari TR59 featured coachwork by Pininfarina and Fantuzzi as well as upgraded features like disc brakes and coil valve springs that increased horsepower to 306.
Morgan was probably the only car company in the early 2000s that still made cars the way they were made in the early 1900s - by building them on a wooden frame and crafting them mainly by hand.
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