Well known global classic car platform Collecting Cars has announced a slew of events for the first quarter of 2025, kicking off with a Coffee Run at Calder Park Raceway on Sunday 23 February.
Victorian car fans can expect a repeat of last year’s huge turnout of collector cars with a large number of classic, sports and luxury examples from Porsche, Ferrari, Rolls-Royce and others already registered to attend.
On Sunday 9 March, South Australia’s passionate car community can join Collecting Cars at the must-see Repco Adelaide Motorsport Festival, the event known as ‘the Goodwood of the Southern Hemisphere’ – where there’ll also be a special unveiling.
Collecting Cars will then be at Targa Classica 2025 in Albury the following day. This four-day driving event from the Riverina region to Melbourne will see Australia’s most spectacular classic cars enjoying some of the country’s best roads.
“Collecting Cars is bringing together Australia’s collector car communities for a big start to 2025,” Asia-Pacific head Lee Hallett said.
“Collecting Cars sales in Australia grew 60 per cent in 2024 and we’re expecting an even busier year. Starting 2025 with three major events is a great way to celebrate.”
Coffee Runs are cars-and-coffee-style car shows that bring together a local community’s best and most fascinating collector cars for fans and families to enjoy. They are free to attend. Anyone keen to display their car can register on the event links below.
Established in 2019, Collecting Cars now boasts more than 300,000 registered members and has sold more than 18,000 auction lots totalling more than AUD $1.6 billion. To find out more, you can visit collectingcars.com.
Coffee Run Melbourne – from 8am Sunday 23 February 2025 – at Calder Park Raceway (377 Calder Freeway, Calder Park) – Register.
Collecting Cars at the Repco Adelaide Motorsport Festival 2025 – Sunday 9 March 2025 – at Victoria Park in Adelaide – Register.
Collecting Cars at Targa Classica 2025 – 10-13 March 2025 – Albury to Melbourne – Register.
These coffee runs sound like a lot of fun! Will there be specific routes for each event, or is it more of a casual meet-up? Also, are all types of vehicles welcome, or is it focused on certain categories? Looking forward to learning more!