Miami Design District To Host 9th Annual Miami Concours February 13 - 15
The Miami Concours is set to return to the Miami Design District this week, taking place Friday, February 13 through Sunday, February 15, for its 9th edition. Set throughout the neighborhood, the three-day exhibition brings together iconic post-war automobiles, rare vintage supercars, and cutting-edge hypercars—framed by the Miami Design District’s architecture and luxury retail.
The Miami Concours is set to return to the Miami Design District this week, taking place Friday, February 13 through Sunday, February 15, for its 9th edition. Set throughout the neighborhood, the three-day exhibition brings together iconic post-war automobiles, rare vintage supercars, and cutting-edge hypercars—framed by the Miami Design District’s architecture, luxury retail and cultural programming.
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Ferrari P4/5 by Pininfarina—widely regarded as one of the most important one-off Ferraris ever created—Miami Concours will welcome automotive entrepreneur and collector Jim Glickenhaus as a special guest. The Ferrari P4/5 by Pininfarina is a one-off sports car made by Ferrari and redesigned by Pininfarina for Glickenhaus, who was its original commissioner, and he will arrive with a curated lineup that includes the Ferrari P4/5, P4/5 Competizione, SCG 004C, and SCG 004S.
Also new this year, Sunday’s Red Carpet Showcase will be a ticketed experience, offering curated access and enhanced programming. This year’s showcase places a special focus on the future of hypercars, anchored by two spotlight presentations:
A look at the legacy of the V12 through the work of Luc Donckerwolke, beginning with his iconic Murciélago design.
A celebration of American automotive ambition through a showcase of supercars shaped by visionaries such as Carroll Shelby and today’s emerging builders.
Miami Concours Highlights:
Saturday, February 14: The Welcome Experience - featuring sponsorship activations, car displays, F&B vendors, and live music
Sunday, February 15: The Red Carpet Showcase - The signature Miami Concours experience, showcasing the finest luxury automobiles & high-end collectibles throughout MDD
VIP Experience (Sunday, February 15) - Dedicated lounges & viewing areas, enhanced F&B experiences, Red Carpet moments & spotlight positions
The Moore Miami - Hospitality anchor for Miami Concours, providing VIPs, partners and collectors with an intimate setting and programming throughout the day
Concours Talks - An engaging panel series bringing together leaders in automotive, design and fashion to explore the cultural influencer shaping the future of luxury
Images via World Red Eye
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