8th Annual European Car Show Rolls Into the Petersen March 31

Car show also known as ‘#EURO19’ will showcase a wide variety of European automobiles.

This weekend the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California will be the place to check out the coolest, most rare, and simply stunning European rides. The 8th Annual European Car Show, also known as “#EURO19” will take place all day on March 31 at the museum. The show is co-sponsored by California Car Cover, dub-Nation Events, and HRE Performance Wheels.

The show promises an impressive lineup of cars on display: Porsche, BMW, Audi, Volkswagen, MINI, Volvo, Mercedes and other cars will be well represented. There will be something to appeal to everyone, and vehicles represented from vintage cars and to fresh off the lot rides.

The day’s activities will include the Show and Shine Car Show, vendor displays, prize raffles, and access to the Petersen Museum. This year the show will also include for the first time the Forza video game challenge, as well as activities for kids in the Pixar Cars Room inside the museum.

Last year’s event was so well attended that the show area is larger to accommodate more vehicles, more attendees, and more vendors.

Attendance to the car show is free. But attendees may upgrade to Premium, All Access, and Spectator Swag Pack tickets.

Photos: European Car Show 

S.J. Bryan

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