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08/29/2026

SPOCOM Hawaii is tomorrow at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall.

05/08/2026

2026 hit different this year. Over 9,500 people descended on the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa for what has become the premier Porsche gathering in Southern California, and the fourth installment did not disappoint.

The grounds were packed with everything from pristine 356 Speedsters on the grass to a trio of Group C 962s, including the FAT International FATurbo Express in period-correct livery. The Bill and Don Whittington 935 K3 that won Le Mans outright in 1979 had its own display. The Vasek P***k RSR showed up looking exactly like it did in IMSA competition. AO Racing’s GT3 R drew a crowd all day long.

brought one of the very first DLS Turbo builds ever completed. unveiled Project Endgame, the final car in their Speedster program, with 840 horsepower, a twin-turbo air-cooled flat-six, and 24-karat gold intercoolers. was in the building. The 911 GT3 S/C made its US public debut. A Canepa-built 959 SC with 850 horsepower went through the Broad Arrow auction inside The Hangar.

moved $20 million worth of Porsches in a single day. The top lot was a paint-to-sample Riviera Blue 918 Spyder Weissach Package at $4,680,000.
Costa Mesa is the right home for this show.

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05/07/2026

Luftgekühlt's Air | Water 2026 returned to the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa with 800 Porsches, the US debut of the 911 GT3 S/C, the Gunther Werks Project Endgame reveal, and a $20 million Broad Arrow Group auction. CarCultureTV was there.

Air | Water 2026 returned to the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa with 800 Porsches, the US debut of the 911 GT3 S/C, the Gunther Werks Project Endgame reveal, and a $20 million Broad Arrow auction. CarCultureTV was there.

04/17/2026

Conor Shanahan wins Formula Drift Long Beach 2026, surviving a Top 32 scare to beat Fredric Aasbo in a close Final on the Streets of Long Beach.

04/17/2026

The streets of Long Beach are alive again. 🏁 flashback to last year’s Acura Grand Prix while Day 1 of the 2026 race gets underway.

This year we race in memory of Jim Michaelian, who gave everything to this event for decades. R.I.P.

04/11/2026

Night Lights moved to a new spot this year and the Aquarium Garage delivered. and brought the energy, .grunwald had the Pennzoil RX-7s looking mean, and the show car lineup did not disappoint. Bugatti EB110, widebody Camaro, twin-turbo Corvette, a 300SL with gullwings up, and two red Supras parked hood to hood. Only in Long Beach. 🙌
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04/11/2026

TYPE S Automotive Night Lights 2026 moved to the Long Beach Aquarium Garage for a night of Formula Drift cars, Pennzoil builds, a Drifter movie preview, and more.

Type S Auto Night Lights 2026 moved to the Long Beach Aquarium Garage for a new chapter featuring night drifting, the Drifter movie preview, and Pennzoil.

04/09/2026

returned to Hawaii again for their Easter show. 🐰 here are a few pix for now.

04/01/2026

It’s that time of year again. returns to Hawaii this Saturday. 🐰

04/01/2026

The cars that built a generation are now in a museum, and they earned it.
We went inside the ’s “A Fast and Furious Legacy: 25 Years of Automotive Icons” exhibit to document every major machine on the floor. Brian O’Connor’s 1993 Toyota Supra Stunt #3. Dom’s 1968 Dodge Charger R/T from Furious 7, on loan from Vin Diesel’s personal collection. The acid-green 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse that introduced NOS and underglow to an entire generation. Letty’s 1995 Nissan 240SX. Suki’s pink Honda S2000 with a Comptech supercharger pushing 340hp. The only surviving Tokyo Drift Evo. 23 screen-used vehicles. One unforgettable exhibit.
For a lot of us, these weren’t just movie cars. They were the reason we started caring about cars in the first place.
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