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SUMMARY:Lime Rock Motorsports Park Historic Festival 39 Opens On Labor Day Weekend Aug. 29 to Sept 1. 2025
DESCRIPTION:Over Labor Day weekend\, Lime Rock Park in Lakeville\, Connecticut\, will once again transform into a mecca for car collectors and racing enthusiasts. \nFrom August 29 through September 1\, 2025\, the track hosts Historic Festival 43\, an event that blends wheel-to-wheel vintage racing with one of the most scenic and diverse concours-style displays in the country. \n“Historic Festival 43 is more than just a celebration of racing and rare cars—it’s a family tradition. Kids can marvel at the parade\, explore rows of colorful classics during Sunday in the Park\, and feel the thrill of racing just steps from the track. Advertisement\n \nFor families\, it’s a weekend where generations come together to share the love of cars and the excitement of motorsport.” \nThe weekend begins on Thursday with the Vintage Race Car and Sports Car Parade\, a 17-mile drive that winds through Lakeville\, Salisbury\, and Falls Village.  \nMore than just a procession\, the parade immerses the local towns in the spirit of the festival\, ending with a lively street fair where race cars and classic sports cars line the streets. \nLime Rock Festival As Crowds Gather For The Concours Car Show \n\nWeekend Events\nThe Historic Festival 43 & Sunday in the Park Labor Day Weekend Events Include: Vintage Racing & Concours \n\nVintage Race Car & Sports Car Parade – Thursday evening parade through local towns\, ending with a street festival.\nHistoric Racing – Friday\, Saturday\, and Monday feature nonstop on-track action with vintage race groups.\nSunday in the Park Concours & Gathering of the Marques – Sunday transforms Lime Rock Park into a showcase of nearly 1\,000 classic\, exotic\, and collector cars.\nSwap Meet & Special Exhibits – All weekend long\, featuring automobilia\, memorabilia\, and guest authors.\nPiston Technician Award – Presented on Labor Day Monday to honor excellence in automotive craftsmanship.\n\nOn Friday\, Saturday\, and Monday\, the focus shifts to the track. Lime Rock’s fast\, natural-terrain circuit will showcase everything from pre-war open-wheel machines to 1950s and ’60s GTs\, IMSA legends\, and even turn-of-the-century production-based racers. \n \nFeatured groups include the Toyo Tires Historic World Challenge and the celebrated All-Triumph Kastner Cup\, ensuring a wide variety of racing action. With its intimate layout and lush New England backdrop\, Lime Rock offers spectators a rare chance to see historic cars pushed to their limits just a few feet away. \nSunday\, however\, takes on a completely different atmosphere. Known as Sunday in the Park\, the day transforms Lime Rock’s 1.5-mile circuit into an open-air automotive museum. Advertisement\nNearly 1\,000 classic and exotic cars will be displayed in the Gathering of the Marques\, arranged by make and model in long\, continuous lines that stretch around the track. \nAt the same time\, the Lime Rock Concours invites an exclusive group of collector cars and motorcycles to compete for awards\, creating a showcase that rivals some of the world’s best concours d’elegance. \nThis Award-Winning 1960 XNR Plymouth Concept Car Was Developed By Plymouth and Chrysler \nAdding to the experience are special features that run throughout the weekend. Attendees can explore the bustling swap meet\, meet celebrated authors and racing personalities\, and enjoy vintage-themed entertainment such as the Hartford Men in Harmony barbershop quartet. \nThe popular Hemmings Experience returns with premium hospitality packages\, including private tents\, catered lunches\, and exclusive viewing areas. \nThe weekend also highlights the people behind the cars\, with the Piston Technician Award recognizing outstanding automotive technicians. \nThe award presentation on Labor Day underscores the event’s appreciation not just for cars\, but for the craftsmanship that keeps them alive on track and on display. \nWhether you come for the thrill of historic racing\, the elegance of concours automobiles\, or the camaraderie of fellow enthusiasts\, Historic Festival 43 & Sunday in the Park delivers a uniquely American celebration of speed\, style\, and heritage. \n\nEvent Details\n\nEvent: Historic Festival 43 & Sunday in the Park\nDates: August 29 – September 1\, 2025\nVenue: Lime Rock Park\nAddress: 60 White Hollow Rd\, Lakeville\, CT 06039\nTickets: General admission\, car corrals\, and VIP hospitality options available through Lime Rock Park\n\n\nTicket Pricing Overview\n\nWeekend Pass (Friday–Monday):\n\n$190.00 — includes general admission for all four days. (Buy Tickets)\n\n\nSingle-Day Tickets:\n\nFriday (August 29): $35.00 (Buy Tickets)\nSunday (August 31) — “Sunday in the Park”: $40.00 (Buy Tickets)\n\n\nGeneral Ticket Range:\nOther sources list a broad price range of $32–$171\, which likely reflects different ticket types (e.g.\, single-day\, VIP\, concours entry\, hospitality packages)\n\n\nKey Admission Notes\n\nVeterans and active military receive free general admission with proof of service.\nChildren aged 12 and under also enjoy free admission when accompanied by a paying adult.\nGeneral outfield parking\, golf cart shuttles\, and paddock access are complimentary.\nAdvance ticket purchases are encouraged since they’re priced lower than gate prices and are available until one week before the event.\n\n\nWhere To Park\n\nParking at Lime Rock Park is easy and included FREE with admission.\nGeneral outfield parking is free\, and complimentary golf cart shuttles run throughout the weekend to help guests move around the grounds.\nPremium infield or reserved parking may be available for certain ticket holders\, while car corral packages provide preferred spots for enthusiasts wishing to park their collector cars inside the track.
URL:https://carcollectorsclub.com/event/lime-rock-park-historic-festival-september-2021/
LOCATION:Lime Rock Park\, 60 White Hollow Rd\, Lakeville\, CT\, 06039\, United States
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SUMMARY:Detroit Concours d’Elegance 2025 Canceled: Will Hagerty Bring It Back\, and Why Its Loss Matters to the Motor City
DESCRIPTION:The Hagerty Detroit Concours d’Elegance has been canceled for 2025. The decision to cancel the event was made by Hagerty\, which had been managing the event since 2022 when they moved it to Detroit from its previous location at the St. John’s golf course in Plymouth\, Michigan. \nThe cancellation was partly due to challenges in attracting sufficient sponsor support and quality vehicles for the show. Despite its cancellation\, Hagerty remains committed to other events\, like RADwood\, which is still scheduled to take place on September 14\, 2025\, at Hart Plaza​. \nThe Hagerty Detroit Concours d’Elegance at the Detroit Art Institute has been canceled for 2025 with no plans for a new start date. Advertisement\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRadwood At Hart Plaza Downtown Detroit – CANCELLED!!! \n\nDetroit’s Concours Story: How the Motor City’s Automotive Heritage Was Once Celebrated and Why Its Loss Still Matters\nDetroit’s Lost Concours Story: A Tradition Silenced!!!\nThe cancellation of the Detroit Concours d’Elegance is more than the disappearance of an event from the calendar—it is the loss of a tradition that connected Detroit to its proud automotive soul. In a city that gave the world the automobile\, to be left without even a single concours is nothing short of tragic. \nIt is not simply the end of a show; it is the quieting of a heritage that once stood tall as the heartbeat of the Motor City. \nDetroit has always been more than just another city. It was here that Henry Ford perfected the assembly line\, turning the Model T into a machine for the masses and changing the course of modern life. \nhttps://youtu.be/V1VcAMvlACU?si=n5q3EdXEiV21jXoq \nFrom Detroit rolled out the great marques that defined entire eras: Cadillac’s elegance\, Dodge’s toughness\, Chrysler’s ingenuity\, and GM’s vast portfolio of innovation. \nThe automobile built Detroit\, and Detroit built the automobile. For that reason alone\, it seems unthinkable that the city no longer has a concours to honor its legacy. \n\nThe History of Detroit’s Concours\nTo understand the weight of this cancellation\, one must return to the origins of Detroit’s concours tradition. It began in 1979 with the Meadow Brook Concours d’Elegance\, held on the sprawling grounds of the historic Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester\, Michigan. \nBuilt between 1926 and 1929 by Matilda Dodge Wilson\, widow of auto pioneer John Dodge (yes\, Dodge cars)\, Meadow Brook Hall was a fitting backdrop for a grand Concours d’Elegance and a celebration of the automobile. \nIts Tudor-revival architecture\, manicured lawns\, and connection to the Dodge family made it a venue steeped in automotive history. \nMeadow Brook Hall in Rochester\, Michigan\, was built between 1926 and 1929 by Matilda Dodge Wilson\, widow of automobile pioneer John Dodge\, and her second husband\, Alfred Wilson. Constructed for $4 million\, it is a 110-room\, 88\,000-square-foot example of Tudor Revival architecture\, and is now a National Historic Landmark. \nThe Meadow Brook Concours quickly grew into one of the nation’s most prestigious shows\, often considered on par with Pebble Beach. Rare classics\, brass-era automobiles\, and one-off concept cars lined the estate\, while the event itself expanded into a weekend-long lifestyle experience. \nFor collectors and enthusiasts\, it became a pilgrimage—a place where history\, elegance\, and community merged. \nIn 2011\, the event moved from Meadow Brook to The Inn at St. John’s in Plymouth\, Michigan\, adopting the new name Concours d’Elegance of America. Though the setting changed\, the purpose remained: to showcase the finest automobiles ever created and to celebrate Detroit’s unmatched role in shaping automotive history. \nFor a decade\, the Concours d’Elegance of America carried on this tradition\, drawing crowds and world-class cars to Michigan each summer. \n\nHagerty’s Ownership\nWhen Traverse City-based specialty auto insurance company Hagerty assumed ownership in 2021\, many hoped the company would carry forward Detroit’s Concours tradition as it was moved downtown to the Detroit Institute of Arts. \nAs an insurance and lifestyle brand\, Hagerty has done much to promote automotive enthusiasm\, but the Detroit Concours was different. \nHoused in the Detroit Institute of Arts\, Diego Rivera’s monumental Detroit Industry Murals are recognized worldwide as symbols of Detroit’s legacy as the Motor City and a global center of industrial and automotive innovation \nThe Detroit Concours was never meant to be just another weekend car show. Its relocation to the Detroit Institute of Arts gave it profound cultural weight\, staged in the shadow of Diego Rivera’s world-famous 1933 Detroit Industry Murals. Few venues could better symbolize the Motor City’s unmatched legacy in car culture and automotive history. \nInstead\, the event lost its identity. In an effort to appeal to a younger audience\, new categories were introduced—RADwood for 1980s and 1990s cars\, Concours d’Lemons for oddball vehicles\, along with youth-focused activities such as Ride & Drive and Youth Judging \nThese programs had merit in the broader car culture\, but in Detroit they felt out of place. The Detroit Concours shifted away from honoring automotive ledgions such as of Cadillac\, Chrysler\, Dodge\, and Ford\, and toward chasing trends that diluted the show’s purpose. \nHagerty may be an expert at insuring cars and building lifestyle products\, but shepherding an event of such historical weight required more than marketing tactics. It required an understanding of Detroit itself—its heritage\, its triumphs\, its struggles\, and its standing as the auto capital of the world. \nBy canceling the Detroit Concours only a few years after its downtown debut\, Hagerty revealed it never truly understood what this event meant\, not only to collectors but to the city that gave birth to the automobile industry. \nThe decision was more than unfortunate—it diminished Detroit’s standing as the epicenter of automotive culture\, leaving the Motor City\, of all places\, without a concours to honor its history. In the end\, the cancellation reflected not a lack of passion among enthusiasts\, but a lack of vision at the top. \nEyesOn Design\, hosted each Father’s Day at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House\, celebrates Detroit’s legacy of automotive design \nYet\, perhaps the saving grace for metro Detroit is the EyesOn Design Car Show\, held each Father’s Day at the historic Edsel & Eleanor Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores. Unlike the concours\, this long-standing event continues to celebrate automotive design excellence\, providing the region with at least one showcase that honors Detroit’s creative spirit and connection to the automobile. \n\nThe Downtown Debut\nIn 2021\, Hagerty rebranded the Concours d’Elegance of America as the Detroit Concours d’Elegance and moved it into the heart of the city. The Detroit Institute of Arts provided a dramatic backdrop\, and for a brief moment it seemed as if the concours might become a crown jewel for Detroit—a cultural festival worthy of the Motor City’s proud heritage. \nDetroit Concours dElegance 2023 at Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) on Woodward Downtown Detroit \nBut just a few short years later\, the Detroit Concours was gone. Its quiet cancellation leaves a void that feels larger than the event itself. It marks the end of a lineage that stretched from the grandeur of Meadow Brook Hall\, to the decade at St. John’s\, to the brief attempt at reinvention downtown. \nEach iteration reflected a city trying to preserve and celebrate its automotive legacy. Now\, that continuity is broken\, and with it\, a vital piece of Detroit’s story risks being forgotten. \n\nA Stark Contrast\nThe irony is unavoidable. Hagerty continues to oversee other world-class concours events—Pebble Beach Concoursd’Elegance\, Amelia Island Concours \, and Greenwich Concours among them—all of which thrive under their stewardship\, drawing collectors and enthusiasts from across the globe. \nYet Detroit\, the very birthplace of the automobile\, has been left behind. Nowhere else carries the same historical weight\, yet it is Detroit that no longer has a concours to call its own. \nThis stark contrast underscores the inadequacy of Hagerty’s vision for Detroit. What flourishes elsewhere has been allowed to wither here\, in the one city where such a celebration should be considered sacred. \nFor Detroit—the Motor City\, the global symbol of automotive innovation—the loss of its concours is more than an organizational failure. It is a cultural and automotive heritage wound. \nThe Detroit Concours was more than an event; it was a mirror reflecting Detroit’s automotive dominance\, heritage\, pedigree\, and culture. \nFrom the historic Dodge Estate at Meadow Brook Hall to the urban streets near the Detroit Institute of Arts\, it stood as a living reminder of what the automobile means. \nNot only to the city of Detroit\, but also to America and to the world. Its cancellation is a silence we should not accept lightly. \nhttps://youtu.be/Q6arJlIWbjE?si=b7ioTTby3uWTohsk \nDetroit deserves better. This is the city where Henry Ford built his first automobile\, the Quadricycle\, in 1896 in a small shed on Bagley Avenue. From that humble beginning\, Detroit became the automotive capital of the world\, home to Cadillac\, Chrysler\, Dodge\, and General Motors. \nA city with such a legacy deserves to celebrate it—not with faint memories\, but with a concours that honors its past\, inspires its present\, and secures its place in the future of automotive culture. Until that happens\, the loss of Detroit’s concours will remain a wound in the history of car collecting and a reminder of just how fragile even the proudest traditions can be.. \n\n\n—- End —-
URL:https://carcollectorsclub.com/event/hagerty-detroit-concours-delegance-has-been-canceled-for-2024-but-will-hold-a-radwood-at-hart-plaza-downtown-detroit/
LOCATION:Hart Plaza Detroit\, 1 Hart Plaza\, Detroit\, MI\, 48226\, United States
CATEGORIES:Car Show
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SUMMARY:Great Marques Concours d’Elegance of Long Island: A Stunning New Venue for Car Enthusiast
DESCRIPTION:The Great Marques Concours d’Elegance of Long Island will take place on Sunday\, September 28\, 2025\, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.\, at the picturesque Morgan Memorial Park in Glen Cove\, New York. \nOverlooking the stunning Long Island Sound\, this prestigious event will feature an impressive lineup of European exotics\, Ferraris\, BMWs\, and Mercedes-Benz cars\, all showcased against the beautiful backdrop of lush greenery and waterfront views. \n\nEvent Overview\nThis year’s Great Marques Concours promises to be an unforgettable experience for car collectors and enthusiasts alike\, with a special focus on the theme of “Shooting Brakes.” Advertisement\nThese unique vehicles combine the elegance of a coupe with the practicality of a wagon; offering sporty style and versatile space. \nGreat Marques Concours d’Elegance of Long Island 2025. \nThe event is organized in collaboration with the Ferrari Club of America\, the Mercedes-Benz Club of America NYC-Long Island Section\, and the BMW Car Club of America (BMW CCA) Metro NY Chapter. \nWhether you plan to showcase your European car or attend as a spectator\, this event promises a remarkable day filled with stunning automobiles and camaraderie. \n\nVenue Information: Morgan Memorial Park\nMorgan Memorial Park\, a serene 40-acre public park located on Long Island’s North Shore\, is the perfect venue for this premier car event. The park stretches 350 feet along the Long Island Sound\, offering breathtaking views of the North Shor Harbor. \nEstablished by J.P. Morgan in memory of his late wife\, the park features a picnic area\, beach\, playground\, and hiking trails that wind through the bluffs\, making it an ideal location for a day of car appreciation and relaxation. \nGreat Marques Concours d’Elegance of Long Island at the Morgan Memorial Park Map Layout and Directions \n  \n\nWhat to Expect\nThe event will showcase a wide variety of European exotics\, including Ferraris\, BMWs\, and Mercedes-Benz models. Judging for the event will be divided into several categories\, including: \n\nStreet Class: Judged on exterior appearance only.\nConcours Class: Judged on interior\, exterior\, engine compartment\, and trunk.\nTuner/Stance Class: Focused on creativity and uniqueness\, with judgments on interior\, exterior\, and engine compartments.\nMini “Best of Show”: A special category for Mini enthusiasts\, judged across all key areas.\n\nJudging begins at 11:00 a.m.\, with awards for creativity\, originality\, and overall condition. Whether you’re an exhibitor or a visitor\, there will be plenty of food\, drinks\, and sponsor offerings available throughout the day. Advertisement\n\nTicket Prices and Admission\n\nDate: Sunday\, September 28\, 2025.\nLocation: Morgan Memorial Park\, Germaine Street\, Glen Cove\, NY 11542\nTickets: Adults $25 / Children FREE\n\n\nVehicle Entrance Fee\n\nCar Entrant Fees:\n\nBMW Judged Cars: $50\nMini Judged Cars: $30\nDisplay Corral (non-judged BMWs & Minis): $25\n\n\nParking: Free parking is available at the venue for all attendees.\n\nGates open at 8:00 a.m. for vehicle entrants and 9:00 a.m. for the general public. Judging concludes at 2:00 p.m.\, and the event wraps up at 3:00 p.m. \n  \nhttps://youtu.be/7RV7FIh4tUw?si=L_kEJhOaSB7XJxmx \n\nFull Event Schedule and Venue Details\n\nEvent Name: Great Marques Concours d’Elegance of Long Island\nDate: Sunday\, September 28\, 2025\nTime: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Judging starts at 11:00 a.m.)\nVenue: Morgan Memorial Park\, Germaine Street\, Glen Cove\, NY 11542\nParking: Free on-site parking is available.\n\nFor those wishing to register their vehicle for the event\, all entrants must pre-register by Friday\, September 26\, 2025\, by 8:30 p.m.. Please ensure your vehicle is checked in by 10:00 a.m. on the day of the event to qualify for judging. \nFor additional information or inquiries\, contact Gordon DeShong at srde28@hotmail.com.
URL:https://carcollectorsclub.com/event/great-marques-concours-delegance-of-long-island-a-stunning-new-venue-for-car-enthusiast/
LOCATION:Morgan Memorial Park\, Germaine Stree\, Glen Cove\, NY\, 11542\, United States
CATEGORIES:Car Show
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SUMMARY:Corvettes on Colorado Car Show Takes Over Telluride Colorado (Sept. 29-Oct 2025)
DESCRIPTION:The Corvettes on Colorado Car Show is a central feature of the larger Corvettes & Colors event\, taking place in the picturesque town of Telluride\, Colorado\, from September 29 to October 1\, 2025.\n\nThis event is a must-attend for Corvette enthusiasts\, car collectors\, and anyone who appreciates the combination of stunning vehicles and scenic beauty. \n\nEvent Overview \n\nDate: September 29 to October 1\, 2025\nLocation: Telluride\, Colorado\nTickets: Free\nRegister Your Corvette Here\n\n\nThe Event: \nThe car show will feature a wide range of Corvettes\, from classic models to the latest high-performance versions. \nEnthusiasts will have the opportunity to see some of the most iconic and rare Corvettes up close\, with many owners displaying meticulously restored and customized vehicles. \nTelluride\, Colorado\, is renowned for its breathtaking mountain scenery\, making it one of the most picturesque destinations in the United States. Nestled in a box canyon and surrounded by towering 13\,000 to 14\,000-foot peaks\, the town offers a stunning backdrop that captivates visitors year-round \n  \n\nScenic Drives: \nThe event isn’t just about the the cars; it also includes organized scenic rally through the majestic San Juan Mountains. Drivers can enjoy the thrill of driving their Classic Corvettes along winding rocky mountain roads\, surrounded by the vibrant fall colors of the Colorado landscape. \n\nSocial Events \nCorvettes & Colors offers a variety of social events\, including meet-and-greets\, dinners\, and gatherings where participants can connect with fellow Corvette lovers. These events provide an excellent opportunity for networking and sharing stories with other car enthusiasts. \nTelluride\, Colorado\, provides a breathtaking setting for the event\, with the San Juan Mountains offering a stunning backdrop. The autumn season adds a unique element\, as the vibrant fall foliage perfectly complements the array of Corvette colors on display. \n\nAwards and Recognition: \nThe car show will feature a competitive element\, with various categories of awards presented to the best Corvettes on display. Judges will assess vehicles based on originality\, restoration quality\, and overall presentation. \n\nLocal Attractions: \nIn addition to the car show\, attendees can explore the town of Telluride\, known for its historic charm\, fine dining\, and outdoor activities. The combination of car culture and natural beauty makes this event unique. \nThe Corvettes on Colorado Car Show is more than just a car show; it’s an experience that combines the thrill of automotive excellence with the natural beauty of one of Colorado’s most stunning locations. \nWhether you’re a Corvette owner or a car enthusiast\, this event offers a perfect blend of performance\, style\, and camaraderie in a setting that’s second to none. \nThis event is not just about cars—it’s about celebrating the culture\, community\, and lifestyle that come with being a part of the Corvette family\, all while enjoying the unmatched beauty of Telluride in the fall. \n\nKey Highlights\n\nShowcase of Corvettes:\n\nThe car show will feature a wide range of Corvettes\, from classic models to the latest high-performance versions. Enthusiasts will have the opportunity to see some of the most iconic and rare Corvettes up close\, with many owners displaying meticulously restored and customized vehicles.\n\n\nScenic Drives:\n\nThe event isn’t just about the static displays; it also includes organized scenic drives through the majestic San Juan Mountains. Participants can enjoy the thrill of driving their Corvettes along winding mountain roads\, surrounded by the vibrant fall colors of the Colorado landscape.\n\n\nSocial Events:\n\nCorvettes & Colors offers a variety of social events\, including meet-and-greets\, dinners\, and gatherings where participants can connect with fellow Corvette lovers. These events provide an excellent opportunity for networking and sharing stories with other car enthusiasts.\n\n\nAwards and Recognition:\n\nThe car show will feature a competitive element\, with various categories of awards presented to the best Corvettes on display. Judges will assess vehicles based on criteria like originality\, restoration quality\, and overall presentation.\n\n\nLocal Attractions:\n\nIn addition to the car show\, attendees can explore the town of Telluride\, known for its historic charm\, fine dining\, and outdoor activities. The combination of car culture and natural beauty makes this event unique.\n\n\nSee Full Schedule\n\n\nFeatured Vintage Corvettes: \n\n1953 Corvette C1: The car that started it all. The C1\, with its unique design and solid axle\, is a rare sight at any car show. Attendees may see pristine examples of these early models\, restored to their original glory.\n1963 Corvette Sting Ray (C2): Famous for its split rear window\, the C2 is an icon in the Corvette lineage. Expect to see several variations\, including coupes and convertibles\, showcasing the evolution of Corvette styling and performance.\n1967 Corvette L88: A legend in the Corvette world\, the L88 is known for its powerful 427 cubic inch V8 engine. With only 20 units produced\, spotting one at the show would be a rare treat for enthusiasts.\n\n\nFeatured High-Performance Cars \n\n2024 Corvette Z06: The latest in Corvette engineering\, the Z06 boasts a 5.5-liter flat-plane crank V8 engine\, delivering an astonishing 670 horsepower. It’s designed for both the road and the track\, combining luxury with cutting-edge performance.\nC8 Corvette Stingray: This mid-engine marvel represents a significant shift in Corvette design philosophy. The C8’s sleek lines\, advanced aerodynamics\, and powerful LT2 V8 engine make it a showstopper.\nCustom and Modified Corvettes:\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Overview\n\nDate: September 29 to October 1\, 2025\nTickets: FREE\nLocation: Telluride\, Colorado\, a charming mountain town known for its breathtaking autumn foliage\, making it the perfect backdrop for showcasing the vibrant colors of the Corvette lineup.\n\n\nThe Corvettes on Colorado Car Show is more than just a car show; it’s an experience that combines the thrill of automotive excellence with the natural beauty of one of Colorado’s most stunning locations. \nWhether you’re a Corvette owner or a car enthusiast\, this event offers a perfect blend of performance\, style\, and camaraderie in a setting that’s second to none. \nThis event is not just about cars—it’s about celebrating the culture\, community\, and lifestyle that come with being a part of the Corvette family\, all while enjoying the unmatched beauty of Telluride in the fall. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
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LOCATION:Telluride Foundation\, 220 E Colorado Ave #203\, Telluride\, CO\, 81435\, United States
CATEGORIES:Car Show
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