Evolution Car Show
Date and Time
Saturday May 16, 2026
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM CDT
May 16, 2026
10 am - 3 pm
Fees/Admission
Registration Deadline: May 5th (if you register by April 1st you will get a commemorative T-shirt in grey... only participants get grey, otherwise you'll get a different color)
Fee: $50 to register each car.
That fee includes a Free T-shirt and a swag bag full of goodies.
Contact Information
Contact@kerr250.com
Send Email
Description
On May 16, 2026, the Evolution Car Show brings the story of America to life through 250 American automobiles displayed in chronological order. From the earliest machines that put a nation on wheels to the iconic designs that defined generations, this immersive experience showcases how innovation, craftsmanship, and freedom shaped both our cars and our country—and created a car culture that still fuels passion today.
WE WANT TO SEE YOUR AMERICAN CAR IN OUR SHOW! It doesn’t matter if it’s not a “Cool Car” or a hot rod; we are looking to showcase ALL models of American cars. Take a look at the gallery to get an idea of some of the cars we’d love to see. Of course, if you have a “Cool Car” that is most welcomed... as long as it’s from an American Manufacturer.
The American auto industry has always been driven by innovation and a deep understanding of the American consumer. Early manufacturers focused on affordability and practicality, putting the nation on wheels and changing daily life forever. As highways expanded and lifestyles changed, automakers responded with bigger engines, bold styling, family sedans, rugged trucks, and later, muscle cars and luxury cruisers. Each era reflected the values, dreams, and demands of the people who drove them, making American cars both functional tools and cultural statements.
Beyond transportation, the automobile played a critical role in the growth of America itself. The industry created millions of jobs, fueled advances in manufacturing, steel, rubber, glass, and oil, and helped build the nation’s infrastructure. Roads, suburbs, drive‑in businesses, and interstate travel all grew alongside the automobile, reshaping how Americans lived, worked, and connected. The car didn’t just move people—it helped move the country forward.
Over time, automobiles became more than machines; they became a passion and a way of life. Car culture grew through hot‑rodding, racing, cruising, customization, and community gatherings that brought people together around a shared love of design and performance. Today, that passion lives on through collectors, restorers, builders, and enthusiasts of all ages. The Evolution Car Show honors that legacy, celebrating not just the cars themselves, but the enduring spirit and pride behind America’s love affair with the automobile.
Images