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MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA (July 11, 2025) — Making its official debut this year, The Paddock Monterey is carving out a compelling new space in the Monterey Car Week landscape. With a carefully timed schedule, a welcoming approach to marques and eras, and a curated selection of truly fascinating automobiles, The Paddock offers something different: a relaxed, elevated experience for collectors, car clubs, and curious connoisseurs alike. “What’s emerging on our show field is something truly special,” said Clarence Habovstak, Car Selection Committee Chairman. “We’re seeing rare and remarkable cars with real stories and personality—and owners who want to share them in a more relaxed, thoughtful setting.” Scheduled for Friday, August 15, 2025, from 3:00 to 8:00 PM at Bayonet Black Horse, The Paddock invites guests to wind down their Friday with an event that does not ask them to choose between traditions—it lets them explore something new. Whether you have just come from The Quail, WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, or a morning full of marque meetups, The Paddock offers a stylish, crowd-friendly way to close out the day. “From its inception, The Paddock was never meant to mimic existing shows—and that is precisely why it is already developing a character all its own,” says Habovstak. “With no rigid class structures or formal judging, the event has become a haven for remarkable cars that do not always find a natural home elsewhere during Car Week. Vehicles with stories. With presence. With attitude.” This year’s field reflects that evolution. An Aston Martin DB5 “Goldfinger Tribute,” brought to life by Kevin Kay Restorations, promises a cinematic spectacle, complete with functional gadgets made famous on screen. “Bringing this car to The Paddock Monterey is a dream come true,” said Joe Kaminkow, owner of the DB5 Goldfinger Tribute. “It’s a chance to celebrate craftsmanship, history, and just plain fun—all in front of a crowd that will appreciate every detail.”
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