Paris gave birth to the automotive industry, held the world's first motor show, was the birthplace of motorsport, and now through the annual Retromobile celebration, Paris offers the finest in automobilia available. Here's a sampling of the remarkable objects available this year.
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When we saw the Skydancer 7.5 motorhome cabriolet back in 2014, we weren't sure it'd ever make it out of the prototype stage. But it has, transforming into the Fiat Ducato-based Skydancer Apéro, a luxurious, bright-white motorhome with retractable roof and space for four people.
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Lately we've seen more and more companies shrinking camper vans down into mini-campervans. Germany's Flexcamper takes it a step further, making single-person mini-campers out of some of the smallest multipurpose vehicles out there.
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Quite distinct from Carado's North American Axion camper van, the European-market Vlow is designed for a different audience. It comes in a variety of floor plans, most intriguing of which is the V 601 that can haul bicycles and gear to camp and sleep a family of five once there.
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A camper van that sleeps two people and two bikes is a recipe for a seriously fun summer (and spring and fall), especially if it can sleep all four at the same time. With its new Twin Supreme 640 SGX, Slovenian converter Adria creates that exact 2+2 camper van layout in a Fiat Ducato.
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Berlin-based designer Michael Hilgers has created a campervan conversion based on a Fiat Ducato that is jam-packed with smart space-saving features. Dubbed Vanjoy, the campervan concept boasts a clean, minimalist design that makes maximum use of the working space.
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Westfalia might be the most well-known camper van converter on the planet, but its reputation lies in highway-touring VW buses and not so much camper van off-roaders. With the off-road van segment heating up, Westfalia is releasing a rugged camper van of its own, the Amundsen 540D Offroad.
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Rétromobile has been running since 1976, when the most expensive car in the world cost less than $100,000 and long before the term retro had become fashionable. It is one of those places where auctions truly can throw up some remarkable objets d'automotive art. This year it did not disappoint.
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The Ducato is the camper king of European roadways. Now Fiat aims to make it equally at home on the off-road that stretches through the Alps, Dolomites and beyond. The Fiat Ducato 4x4 gives van lifers better all-weather, all-terrain footing for exploring farther, year-round.
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Our Monterey Car Week report covers the 113 cars with estimates over US$1 million and what happened to them.
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