Every fall, Scarsdale Village briefly becomes one of the best places in the Northeast to see remarkable cars, and 2026 was no exception. On Sunday, October 4, the annual Scarsdale Concours d’Elegance charity car show took over the Village Center, showcasing both new and vintage vehicles, with more than 150 cars from around the world on display. scarsdale
A hometown show with real pedigree
The Concours has an unusual origin. It was launched by two Scarsdale High School sophomores, Evan M. Cygler and Dennis O’Leary III, with the support of the Scarsdale Police Department and Village officials. More than two decades later, it is still run as a community event first. Its organizers describe it as a true community event that happens to feature world-class cars, rather than an attempt to be Pebble Beach. The charity focus remains central, and proceeds have supported the Scarsdale Edgemont Family Counseling Service, the Scarsdale Police Benevolent Association, and the Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps. Auto Enthusiasts Navigate to Scarsdale +2
The main attraction: Bugatti comes to Scarsdale
Ahead of the show, organizers hinted that a few very special cars would appear this year, the kind you don’t typically see parked on a Scarsdale side street. That turned out to be an understatement. scarsdaleconcours
Miller Motorcars of Greenwich, a longtime sponsor of the show, brought several Bugattis to Chase Road: A black Bolide, one of one Destrier, a silver Divo, and a 500th and final edition Chiron Super Sport L' Ultime.
Miller was a fitting dealer to bring them. It operates the Bugatti Greenwich location, home of award-winning Bugatti Brand Manager Evan Cygler, the same Evan Cygler who co-founded the Concours as a teenager. The timing mattered too: Miller is celebrating 50 years of selling and showcasing fine automobiles, both new and historic. Seeing Bugatti hypercars parked a few blocks from where the show started as a high-school project was a fitting way to mark both anniversaries. dupontregistryavenuemagazine
Beyond the Bugattis
The rest of the show had its usual variety. The field typically includes pre-war classics, Italian exotica, American muscle, European luxury marques such as Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar, and rare, eccentric entries.
Until next October
The show ran from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm with a suggested $15 donation, and once again it showed what a small village can put together for a good cause. [Add funds raised or attendance if available.] See you next fall. scarsdaleconcours
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