The latest of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars’ ‘Experimental Vehicles’ – the breathtaking 200EX – will make its UK public debut at Salon Privé, the ultimate luxury and super car show that runs from 22-24 July, at London’s Hurlingham Club.

This will be the first public display of 200EX in Europe, following its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show, in February 2009, and is part of a limited world tour that sees the car visit just six locations around the world.

The car is the experimental forerunner to the new Ghost model that will begin production at Goodwood later this year. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Chief Executive Officer, Tom Purves, has already confirmed that the Ghost will be powered by a 6.6-litre, turbocharged V12 engine producing over 500BHP.

There is significant customer interest in the Ghost and potential customers will get a chance to see the inspiration behind that car at Salon Privé.  Also in attendance will be Design Projects Leader, Alan Sheppard, who will be on hand to offer visitors a unique insight into the process of designing a modern Rolls-Royce.

Said Salon Privé co-founder, David Bagley:  “We’re honoured to be chosen to host the 200EX UK public debut and to be one of the few worldwide venues on the 200EX global tour. Rolls-Royce evidently sees merit in the audience that Salon Privé delivers”.

This year’s Salon Privé is expected to be the biggest yet, with ticket demand higher than ever, driven by an unprecedented number of super and luxury car debuts and an extensive Concours d’ Elégance.

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For three days and nights, Salon Privé will transform the gardens of London’s Hurlingham Club, with 50 of the most exclusive super cars and 60 of the rarest cars classic cars creating one of London’s social highlights and a motoring occasion unlike any other.

With all-inclusive hospitality tickets from £125.00 per person, Salon Privé also provides a luxury experience on a par with the other big events of the social calendar, but for up to a third of the cost of some other events.

Each Salon Privé ticket includes full access to the Super Car Lawn and Concours d’Elégance, unlimited Pommery Champagne and complimentary bar throughout the day, lobster luncheon with wine, afternoon tea and an event programme.  Thursday 23 July is ‘Salon Privé Ladies’ Day’, with both day and evening in support of The Prince’s Trust.

Entry to Salon Privé is by advance ticket only.  The event is open from 12pm (noon) to 5pm each day, with evening events from 7pm.  To find out more and book tickets, please visit: www.salonprivelondon.com