This year’s Autorama in Detroit leaned into the past in more ways than one.
While the main features make for good advertising and draw people into Cobo Hall Huntington Place, there’s much more. The Autorama proudly displays collector cars from every niche, spectrum, and style. There’s no shortage of hot rods, custom cars, and trucks that fall within essentially every aspect of the hobby. Ranging from high-dollar professionally built vehicles to local Michigan cruisers, you can see a handful in the gallery above.
From crowning the Ridler award winner to giving car enthusiasts a refuge from the brutal Michigan winter, the Detroit Autorama is afor car enthusiasts or folks who just want something fun to do on a cold winter in Michigan. You missed this year, but you can always fix that by making your way to next year’s show.
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