Every year the Pebble Beach Concours brings out some of the best classic cars in the world. This year was even more special with a featured class of ex-Maharaja cars, and eleven entries from India.
When it was announced in 2016 that the Pebble Beach Concours, arguably the biggest classic car show on the planet, was going to feature a special class for significant cars of royal heritage from India in 2018, there was a sense of genuine excitement. Pebble had already done a special class of Indian cars in 2012, and for them to do a class so soon was unheard of. It was the positive reaction from show visitors and the media, that got Concours chairman Sandra Button to feature the cars.
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