DB stands for David Brown, an English industrialist who managed his grandfather’s gear and machine tool business. When David Brown responded to an ad in The Times in the late 1940s, he didn’t fully comprehend that his initials would be transformed into two of the most well-known letters in the automotive industry.
Many of Aston Martin’s most beautiful cars have worn a DB model name, starting officially with the DB2 in 1950.
That’s why we’re celebrating the 75th anniversary of this legendary series.
The 2025 poster of Antwerp Collection Cars shows the most iconic model in the DB series: the Aston Martin DB5 Goldfinger.
The second theme ‘Jaguar, we still love you’ is a nod to the commotion surrounding Jaguar’s recent repositioning. Whatever the future holds for the brand, Jaguar has a legendary heritage. The organisation – in collaboration with Cady Cars and Jaguar Drivers’ Club – presents an exhibition around three crowd favourites: the XK, E-Type and XJ-S models.
During the last hour of each opening day, 4 selected cars will be ignited for a ‘concert for the car enthusiast’. Each of these cars has a unique sound due to the specifications of the engine, this is accompanied and explained by one of our specialists in the field.
