An eagerly anticipated automotive extravaganza is set to take over Syracuse, marking a quarter-century milestone. The Syracuse Nationals car show, one of the largest in the northeastern United States, will once again transform the New York State Fairgrounds into a hub of car culture from July 18 to 20. This special anniversary edition promises an array of events that celebrate both past achievements and future innovations in the automotive world.

This year's event will feature a variety of exhibits highlighting some of the most impressive vehicles from the past two-and-a-half decades. Visitors can also meet legendary figures in the automotive industry as well as popular television personalities. To enhance the celebratory atmosphere, live performances and entertainment will run throughout the weekend. In addition, there will be an expanded marketplace showcasing leading brands in the automotive sector, with more than forty new vendors joining the lineup for this occasion.

A series of giveaways and contests will offer attendees exclusive items commemorating the show's silver jubilee. One highlight will be Supercar Sunday, where high-performance automobiles will be on display, providing unique photo opportunities while supporting a charitable cause. Funds raised will contribute towards building a car-themed playground at Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital, initiated by the Skaneateles Cares Car Club.

Fans of Count's Kustoms will have the chance to see cast members and enjoy a concert by Danny Koker’s band, Count’s 77. Additional attractions include iconic vehicles such as the Batmobile, George Jetson's flying car, Scooby-Doo’s Mystery Machine, and thrilling stunts like the Wall of Death presented by the American Motor Drome Company.

In honor of Gene Winfield, a tribute will introduce the Gene Winfield Legacy Award along with a mini-museum inside the Expo Center showcasing his contributions to car design and customization. Co-owner Ed Levine expressed gratitude for the unwavering support from participants, sponsors, and enthusiasts, promising an even grander experience celebrating the passion of the car community.

As the Syracuse Nationals celebrates its 25th year, it continues to grow as a platform for automotive innovation and tradition. With a rich program designed to captivate all ages, this year's event sets out to not only entertain but also inspire future generations of car lovers. Automotive aficionados are encouraged to mark their calendars and prepare for what promises to be a memorable weekend filled with excitement and nostalgia.