See the pictures for a nice sample of cars. The first one is the - yes, unique - 1982 Peugeot 505 Cabriolet, which was unfortunately never produced.

Then, we have a Simca Vedette Chambord (with a V8 engine) and two Peugeot. First, Peugeot 404 with three seat rows (seven-seat family estate). Second, 1962 Peugeot 404 Diesel, record car, equipped with the Indénor 88 Diesel engine, displacing just under 2 litres, and streamlined with a single seat and a fighter aircraft style canopy over the driving seat. In 1965, the car was brought to the Montlhéry racetrack and run for 103 hours at a 161 kmh or 100 mph average on the banked oval track, covering around 16'000 kilometres.

And to finish: unique 1948 Dynavia Panhard, Maserati Kyalami, a rare rotary Mazda RX5, a pair of DeLorean DMC-12, Peerless GT (around 325 units were made), and a Peugeot 202 Cabriolet.