Daikin Park will host the second All-Stars Car Show Nov. 7-8, continuing what organizers describe in a press release as the only car show hosted inside a Major League Baseball stadium. The ballpark will become a full-scale automotive showcase, featuring more than 300 vehicles, immersive brand activations, live entertainment and guest appearances.
All-Stars Car Show will feature seven exclusive zones throughout Daikin Park, including:
- Exotic Car Zone – Hypercars, supercars, rare collector vehicles and luxury marques
- 713 Classics Zone – Houston lowriders, American classics and pre-war vehicles
- Motorsports Zone – Professional race cars, racing simulators and pit crew demonstrations
- EV Zone – Tesla showcase, Lucid showcase and autonomous ride-along
- Indigo Zone – Porsche driving experience and luxury brand showcase
- Kids Zone – Bounce house, face painting, games and giveaways
- Showcase Field – Premium vehicle display, hypercar collection and collector cars (Field Access or VIP ticket required)
“We spent the last year building the lineup for All-Stars to be bigger and better than last year,” said Abe Levitz and Jorge Verdejo, proprietors of Coffee and Cars. “We set the bar extremely high, but we want to keep building the show to be something that represents the global car market that Houston is.”
To showcase Houston’s diverse car culture, most vehicles will come from local collectors, many of whom are displaying their cars publicly for the first time. The show will feature an expanded on-field warning track along with zones throughout the stadium concourses and outdoor lots of Daikin Park.
“Because of last year’s success, the All-Stars Car Show has expanded to a two-day event at Daikin Park. We were able to donate $10,000 in event proceeds to the Astros Foundation in 2025, and we hope to continue that tradition following this year’s event,” said Anita Sehgal, Astros executive vice president of marketing and communications.