Kidston SA: World Classic Car Expertise
About the company
Welcome to Kidston SA - devoted to the world’s most beautiful motor cars.
On 1st February 2006, after founding and running Bonhams’ European operations for a decade, my colleagues and I opened for business as an independent ‘boutique’ advisory firm for motor car collectors around the world. The feedback since then has exceeded all expectations, and I hope those of you with whom we have done business feel we have established a high standard of service and a friendly, trusting relationship. We have published a series of customer testimonials for all to see; please let us know what you think too.
I believe we offer a unique array of facilities to aspiring and experienced collectors alike. Our website provides an overview of our services showing how we might help you. Please feel free to contact us here in Geneva whatever your requirements. We promise discretion and transparent, objective advice of the highest order. Beautiful motor cars are a lifelong passion and we believe that our enthusiasm and experience add value to everything we do.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Simon Kidston
(Illustration: 1930 Le Mans 24 Hours - 'Bentley Boys' Glen Kidston and Woolf Barnato celebrate victory)
MEET THE TEAM
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Motor Cars Available
1953 Fiat
8V Series 1 Berlinetta
1953 Ferrari
250 Mille Miglia Berlinetta
1955 Mercedes-Benz
300SL Gullwing
1955 Ghia
Streamline X 'Gilda'
1963 Mercedes-Benz
220SE Cabriolet
1968 Ferrari
365GTC
1968 Alfa Romeo
Tipo 33/2 Le Mans Long Tail coupe
1971 Lamborghini
Miura P400SV
1987 Ferrari
F1/87 Formula One monoposto
1994 Bugatti
EB110 GT
2009 Bugatti
Veyron 16.4
8V Series 1 Berlinetta
1953 Ferrari
250 Mille Miglia Berlinetta
1955 Mercedes-Benz
300SL Gullwing
1955 Ghia
Streamline X 'Gilda'
1963 Mercedes-Benz
220SE Cabriolet
1968 Ferrari
365GTC
1968 Alfa Romeo
Tipo 33/2 Le Mans Long Tail coupe
1971 Lamborghini
Miura P400SV
1987 Ferrari
F1/87 Formula One monoposto
1994 Bugatti
EB110 GT
2009 Bugatti
Veyron 16.4



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