Prototype of a solar car in the National Museum of Science and Industry of Catalonia

Black Mercedes-Benz 320 from 1937. 6 cylinders, 3.2 L, 78 HP, 126 km/h

Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith from 1958. 6 cylinders, 4.9 L, 178 HP, 170 km/h

Hugot with one cylinder from 1898 (900 cc). Max. speed: 20 km/h. Made in France

The McLaren Senna is a sports car produced by the British automaker McLaren Automotive. Named by internal code P15. Appeared at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show. Although the Senna looks like a purely track-only vehicle, it is road legal and compliant. Specifications…

Red Bugatti Coupe Type 55 SS (SuperSport) from 1932, eight cylinders, 2261 cc, 160 HP, 180 km/h

De Dion Bouton Steam Tricycle from 1885. Max. speed: 17 km/h

Black Salmson S4-61 Coupe, France: four cylinders, 1730 cc, 51 HP. Top speed: 130 km/h  

Renault AG1 from 1910 with two cylinders (2402 cc). Chassis from Taxi de la Marne. Max. speed: 60 km/h

Red Ford Y from 1933 Manufactures: USA, Germany Weight: 670 kg Max. speed: 90 km/h Engine: 933 cc Power: 21 HP

Blue Lancia Aurelia B 20 GT Coupe from 1952 with six cylinders, 1991 cc, 80 HP. Top speed: 165 km/h

Blue Costin Nathan prototype from 1968 with BMW Alpina motor (2000 cc, four cylinders). Max. speed: 220 km/h. Made in UK

Bugatti Roadster Type 46 from 1931, eight cylinders, 5359 cc, 140 HP, 150 km/h

A Soviet ambulance car GAZ 55 from 1939. Four cylinders, 3.28 L, 50 HP, 70 km/h

Green De Dion Bouton Cab (Coupe Doctor) from 1900, three HP, 500 kg, 28 km/h. The only copy in the world  

Fiat 508 Balilla. The popular 508 baby Fiat small automobile, one of the early people’s cars designed by Dante Giacosa and launched at the 1932 Milan automobile show was christened Fiat Balilla. Made in 1932  

Panhard X26 from 1914 with four cylinders (3168 cc). Max. speed: 70 km/h. Made in France

Buick Le Sabre from 1959. Blue version. 8 cylinders, 6 L, 250 HP, 176 km/h