Rodeo Drive Concours D’elegance

Very fun event, total eye candy with all the pristine cars!
Came here on Father’s Day afternoon to check out the line up of gorgeous vehicles on display. There were many classics as well as some new cars. Tesla had their booth there showing off a wrapped model S, Porsche had a couple of the new Caymans and Carreras. Alfa Romeo had a huge booth with their new models and some classics. Bugatti brought an all carbon fiber Veyron with a gold tint, definitely over the top, and fits well with the Rodeo Drive crowd.
My favorite was the 2006 Ford GT painted to imitate the classic one that won Le Mans 3 years in a roll. The very fast and very rare Ferrari Enzo was on display also. There was several 40s, 50s, 60s Caddy lined up with pristine paint jobs and shiny engines. I was totally smitten and in love with all the gorgeous eye candies!
Really fun event and definitely a good way to spent the afternoon.

Took my dad here on Father’s Day, and he was one happy boy. Such beautiful cars and such a great way to spend Father’s Day morning if your dad is a car lover. I definitely will be coming back next year. (They had food trucks too!)

What a great way to spend Father’s Day! The show had an amazing collection of cars in display. I’ll take the Buggati Veyron in Carbon Fiber this year.

This was my first time attending Concours D’elegance and it was better than I expected. I honestly expected only a few cars to be displayed but there was a huge variety of luxury cars. My dad and I really enjoyed looking at all of the fancy cars we can’t afford. I also liked that they had food trucks and live music, was not expecting that at all. It was pretty crowded but we also arrived around 12, may not have been that crowded if people didn’t stand in the middle of the walking areas.
Definitely a fun event to check out cars and people watch, also a great and free event to take your dad or your mom to.

This is a spectacular event to attend without having to leave for Pebble Beach. Right in the heart of Beverly Hills, one can’t ask much. One can shop in Beverly Hills and admiring these exotic cars at the same time, I don’t know where else you can do this but in CA. You tell me! I thought parking would be a challenge but it turned out to be easy. Plenty of parkings along Santa Monica Blvd and Little Santa Monica Blvd, either in the structures or meters. Sunday structure parking meters are FREE. The event was held on the day of Father’s Day, just perfect for guys. From American muscle cars to European classics to modern exotics, they have it ALL. I LOVE the beautiful setting. The cars were displayed on both sides of the famous Rodeo Drive separated by a median divider of nothing but palm trees. There are cafes and restaurants near by or you can grab a cocktail from Luxe Hotel which is right on the Rodeo Drive with a perfect view, close-​up. The event featured of exotic cars ranging from a classic Mini Copper to the ultimate 2013 Rolls-​Royce Ghost. The highlight of this event were the Bat mobile and the 1925 Rolls-​Royce Phantom (the only left in the world), it was like getting a glimpse of the Mona Lisa at the Lourve that you have to work your way to it. Cameras were everywhere. The revelers were mixed from tourists to local Angeles, and of course the wealthy were among the crowds. The event was from 10am to 4pm. The weather was just PERFECT. Entrance to the event was free. I love the fact that the event was right on Father’s Day which was a relaxing day, casual but yet people seemed to dress-​up like they either just came from church or brunch. Definitely, this is NOT an event to be missed! I had such a blast so did all my friends.

I guess you can’t really not give 5 stars to a wonderful event that’s also free.
They have this event every fathers day and the theme changes ever year so you could possibly see dramatically different models of cars year to year.
Get there early (10−11am) as it does it progressively more crowded as the day goes on.
Basically a large portion of Rodeo Dr. is blocked off and they display all sorts of amazing cars.
Definitely worth checking out!

A must see, premier automotive event in the heart of Beverly Hills.
This is an annual Father’s Day tradition, the Rodeo Drive Concours d’Elegance is an exclusive display of luxury automobiles set against the backdrop of world class Rodeo Drive boutiques. Celebrating the unique relationship between the automotive, fashion and entertainment industries, the spectacular car show is free and open to the public.
The Rodeo Drive Concours d’Elegance has been named one of the «300 Unmissable Events & Festivals Around the World» by top travel publisher Frommer’s.

Always a wonderful event. They put on a real class event. There were several food trucks this year too. Had another great time. Will be back again

A girl can dream and the Rodeo Drive Concours D’Elegance is the perfect place to do so. I love this event!
It’s been on fathers’ day the past couple of years and it’s the perfect way to spend the day with your family. Last year it was all Italian cars and this year is was all British cars. They close off all of Rodeo and bring in several hundred cars, live music, food trucks and more. It’s a free event too, so the only down side means large crowds!

I attended the 2011 show on 6÷19÷11. I had heard about the event in Westways magazine and figured it sounded fun. I didn’t expect to see such an awesome selection of classic cars, supercars, and rare collector cars all in one place (
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Fiat was the main sponsor, so there were plenty of new Fiat 500s but also older Fiats as well (
). It became extremely crowded in the afternoon, but it wasn’t too bad. There were some food trucks when we got hungry, which was a relief. I mainly liked the wide selection of Ferraris and exotic cars.
I definitely recommend checking the schedule on their website (
) and looking for the 2012 event once they post details. If you love cars you’ll probably appreciate this event.