A total of 204 vintage automobiles set forth this Saturday from both Lisbon and Porto to celebrate over two decades of legendary motoring history. Among those behind the wheel is Commander James Capps, who will proudly drive a Bentley and showcase the spirit of British engineering.

The city of Porto is set to welcome one of Europe’s most anticipated classic car gatherings this Saturday: The Passeio dos Ingleses. Now in its 21st edition, this grand parade of vintage automobiles is organized by the Automóvel Club de Portugal, featuring 204 British-made classics on display. Commanding attention among the distinguished participants is Commander James Capps, of the United Kingdom’s Royal Navy, who will drive a Bentley.

Acclaimed for its historical, cultural, and sentimental value, the Passeio dos Ingleses celebrates over two decades of motoring passion, paying tribute to marques like Bentley, Aston Martin, Rolls Royce, MG, and others. Enthusiasts and onlookers alike can marvel at these rolling pieces of history as participants depart from both Lisbon and Porto and bring a touch of old-world glamour to the roads of the Oeste region and Minho.

In Porto, the National Museum Soares dos Reis will host the starting lineup from 9 a.m., with the official launch at 10 a.m. Cars will journey onward to Pousada de Santa Maria do Bouro in Amares, pausing first at the Monastery of Santo André de Rendufe. Whether you’re a car buff or simply seeking a nostalgic day out, this event offers an unforgettable showcase of enduring British engineering and elegance.