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Shirley Lau

The rich boys and their expensive toys will be out this Sunday at Hong Kong Classic Car Club's annual Chater Road show.

The event, in association with Louis Vuitton, sees some of Hong Kong's most famous men behind the wheels of some of the world's rarest motors. Among them will be Peninsula Group boss Michael Kadoorie with his trio of Bentleys (one of which is pictured), Tai Sang Bank's Philip Ma with vintage Porsches, and socialites Rolly and Lily Wong will bring along their 1986 Daimler.



Big wheels at play