Vehicle Entries Sought for Fort Lee’s Fifth Annual Concours on the Palisades

owners of vintage or exotic cars invited to display at Fort Lee car show in July 2026
Vehicle owners interested in displaying their automobiles at this year's Concours on the Palisades are encouraged to contact organizers regarding remaining availability.

Last Updated: June 20, 2026

Owners of collector, classic, exotic and specialty automobiles are invited to inquire about displaying their vehicles at the fifth annual Concours on the Palisades, returning to downtown Fort Lee on Sunday, July 12, 2026.

Now in its fifth year, the event has become one of North Jersey’s premier automotive gatherings, bringing together more than 100 automobiles representing nearly every corner of the collector car world. From American muscle and pre-war classics to European sports cars, luxury marques, Japanese performance vehicles and movie cars, Concours on the Palisades continues to attract an impressive field of automobiles and enthusiasts alike.

With this year’s event approaching, organizers are encouraging owners interested in participating to contact them regarding remaining availability.

A Distinctive Setting in Fort Lee, New Jersey

Classic, exotic and collector automobiles on display at a concours-style car show
Owners of classic, exotic, luxury and collector vehicles are invited to inquire about displaying their automobiles at the fifth annual Concours on the Palisades in downtown Fort Lee on July 12.

Held in the heart of downtown Fort Lee, just minutes from New York City, Concours on the Palisades transforms Main Street and surrounding blocks into an impressive display of classic, exotic, luxury and collector automobiles. The event attracts large crowds of automotive enthusiasts and visitors who come to admire the vehicles while enjoying Fort Lee’s restaurants, cafés and shops. Conveniently located in Bergen County, New Jersey, Fort Lee is easily accessible via Routes 4, 46 and 80, U.S. 9W, the Palisades Interstate Parkway and the George Washington Bridge.

The walkable setting, local restaurants, cafés and shops give exhibitors and visitors an opportunity to spend the day enjoying both the event and downtown Fort Lee.

Celebrating Two Automotive Icons

This year’s Concours will recognize the 60th anniversaries of the Shelby Cobra 427 and the Ford Bronco.

Organizers say all Shelby, Cobra and Bronco models are eligible for registration, making this year’s celebration especially meaningful for owners of those vehicles.

Adding to the lineup, Best of Show winners from each of the event’s previous four years are expected to return with their award-winning automobiles.

Judged by Automotive Experts

Vehicles compete in a variety of classes, with awards including Best of Show, Best of Class, Mayor’s Choice, Junior Judging, Best Shelby and Best Ford Bronco.

Entries are evaluated by a panel of recognized automotive experts, restoration specialists, automotive writers and experienced concours judges.

Interested in Participating? Ho to Register Your Vehicle

Owners interested in displaying a vehicle should be prepared to provide a current vehicle photograph, information about its history and restoration, insurance information and recent show participation.

Accepted entrants pay a $40 registration fee.

Owners interested in having their vehicles considered should contact organizers regarding remaining availability by emailing [email protected] or visiting the registration page for complete entry requirements, judging information, registration details and submission instructions.

Read more about Concours on the Palisades on mybergen.com.