Houston’s All-Stars Car Show Returns to Daikin Park for Two-Day Run
Daikin Park transforms into a massive automotive arena this November, marking the second year Houston hosts a major car exhibition within a Major League Baseball stadium. The event draws on the city’s deep-rooted car culture, featuring over 300 vehicles ranging from rare hypercars to local lowriders across seven specialized zones.
The two-day event, scheduled for November 7-8, leverages the stadium's unique footprint, utilizing the warning track, concourses, and outdoor lots. Organizers Abe Levitz and Jorge Verdejo, the team behind Coffee and Cars, curated the lineup to reflect Houston’s status as a global automotive hub. Local collectors provide the majority of the inventory, with many vehicles making their public debut.
Attendees can navigate through diverse displays, including the 713 Classics zone for lowriders, an EV showcase featuring Tesla and Lucid, and a dedicated motorsports area with pit crew demonstrations. Anita Sehgal, Astros Executive Vice President of Marketing and Communications, noted the event’s growth following a successful 2025 debut that saw $10,000 donated to the Astros Foundation. General admission tickets start at $35, though premium field access requires specialized passes.
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