What To Expect At The 2025 Miami Concours

Miami Concours is returning for its eighth annual event Sunday, February 16. Staged in the Miami Design District, the event brings together some of the most impressive post-war cars. Encompassing everything from beautifully elegant ‘50s classics to modern hyper and supercars, the event will showcase some of the best automotive design and engineering. Highlights include the likes of the McLaren F1, Bugatti Veyron Super Sport, Koenigsegg CCX, RUF CTR Yellowbird, Jaguar XJ220, Bugatti EB110, and Lamborghini Countach.

“Each year, Miami Concours evolves to offer something extraordinary, and 2025 is no exception,” said Brett David, CEO of Prestige Imports and Co-Founder of The Concours Group. “This year, we are not just showcasing automotive brilliance; we are crafting an immersive experience that fuses innovation with timeless craftsmanship. From rare car displays to interactive showcases, the Miami Concours celebrates the passion and artistry that drive us forward.”

Alongside the main automotive attractions and static vehicle displays, the day will be accompanied by DJ performances, pop-ups and a variety of food vendors in Jungle Plaza, Miami Design District’s 33,000 square foot event space. Monday, February 17 will see a public open-air concert featuring the Miami Symphony Orchestra, produced by Emilio Estefan.

“Miami Concours represents a new era in automotive events, where luxury fashion meets luxury cars,” said duPont REGISTRY Group CEO, Antoine Tessier. “We are excited to bring our heritage of honoring exceptional automobiles to an event that redefines how enthusiasts and their families connect with automotive excellence, there is no better event than Miami Concours to ignite the passion for luxury and exotic cars.”

“The Miami Concours has become a defining moment for Miami Design District, seamlessly blending automotive excellence with our neighborhood’s commitment to art, design, and culture. We are proud to elevate the event further this year, offering an expanded VIP program, dynamic activations, and an unparalleled celebration of high design that will set a new standard for the automotive world,” said Craig Robins, President and CEO of Dacra.

This year, the Miami Concours charity partner is Ride2Revive. The nonprofit organisation works with children with life-threatening illnesses and their families to bring joy through exotic car experiences. The idea behind the cause is to give children undergoing treatment adrenaline-filled experiences to provide a distraction from their everyday lives battling illness. The concours event will host family-friendly activities to raise awareness for Ride2Revive.

Concours events have become some of the best-loved shows for enthusiasts and owners alike, bringing together rare and highly desirable models. General admission to Miami Concours is free and the public are invited to attend to get up close to the most high performance road cars in the world from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For the full VIP experience, tickets include access to The Moore Miami private members’ club, personal shopping and guided art tours of The Moore Miami and Craig Robins Collection. Other goodies include reserved seating for the concert on Monday, VIP valet, access to concours panel talks with industry leaders and a year’s subscription to duPont REGISTRY and design district magazines. VIP tickets for the Miami Concours are priced from $750.