Rising interest in the classic-car events at Pebble Beach reflects the increasing number of automakers fighting for a piece of the luxury new-vehicle market.
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A 1990 Ferrari F40 (left) and a 1995 Ferrari F50 are detailed prior to the opening of The Quail. Michael Fiala / Reuters -
A classic Ferrari is detailed during The Quail. Michael Fiala / Reuters -
A Bugatti Type 18 "Black Bess" supercar is detailed during The Quail. According to organisers, the show attracts 15,000 people to see about 200 cars Michael Fiala / Reuters -
A GEBR IHLE microcar manufactured to look like a Mercedes-Benz is wrapped in plastic prior to The Quail. Michael Fiala / Reuters -
Cars are displayed during a preview for the Bonhams Quail Lodge car auction in Carmel, California. High-end sales, fuelled both by more mass-market brands offering upscale vehicles and more premium marques offering cheaper choices, have outpaced the US auto industry’s growth since 2012, according to Edmunds.com, a website that tracks auto sales. Michael Fiala / Reuters -
A 1953 Jaguar XK120 is displayed during a preview for the Bonhams Quail Lodge car auction. Michael Fiala / Reuters -
The Lamborghini Huracan LP 620-2 Super Trofeo car is unveiled during The Quail. Michael Fiala / Reuters -
People converge on the lawn of The Quail Lodge & Golf Club for an event at Monterey’s Classic Car Week. Rolex / Tom O'Neal / AP Photo -
Automobili Lamborghini president and CEO Stephan Winkelmann unveils the Huracan LP 620-2 Super Trofeo car during The Quail. Michael Fiala / Reuters -
A man looks into the hatch of a 1974 Alfa Romeo Montreal. Michael Fiala / Reuters -
A 1935 Bugatti Type 57SC Competition Electron Torpedo is displayed on the lawn of The Quail Lodge & Golf Club. Rolex / Tom O'Neal / AP Photo
In pictures: Ferrari, Lamborghini, classic cars on show at Pebble Beach Automotive Week
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