The 29th annual Greenwich Concours d’Elegance concluded today at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, showcasing over 300 meticulously curated vehicles. The event kicked off with Friday's "Reverie" soirée, blending coastal charm with luxury, featuring gourmet tastings and live music. 
 

Saturday's Concours de Sport highlighted motorsport-inspired vehicles, including a 50th-anniversary tribute to the Lamborghini Countach. Sunday's Concours d’Elegance featured 18 judged classes, with notable categories like "100 Years of Chrysler" and "Art Deco Streamliners." 
 

The event honored renowned Packard collector Ralph Marano as Grand Marshal, recognizing his collection of 85 classic models. Attendees enjoyed ride-and-drive experiences, youth judging programs, and gourmet offerings, making it a must-visit for automotive enthusiasts.

For more photos and local coverage of the event, check out Greenwich Time’s full recap.