This event happened! Check out the recap at this link to read about what showed up this 2015, including a photo gallery
August 23: Sunday: Swedish Car Day 2015. Every year hundreds of SAABs and Volvos make the cruise out to the beautiful Boston suburb of Brookline, Massachussetts to show off the best Sweden has to offer. Expect rows and rows of classic and modern cars dating back to the 60’s up to current. The event is held at the Larz Anderson Auto Museum which is worth the trip in it’s own right, we hope the weather is as good as it was last year!
We will be there with our big white eEuroparts.com tent giving away free website credits to the amount of $15 a pop. If you don’t have an account, not a problem, one will be created for you. It’s our way of saying thank you for coming out, and have a small chunk of change to browse our website with. On top of that, there will be a raffle with some big prizes, so be sure to check that out as well!
Prepare to hang out with a huge selection of Swedish cars, including tastefully modded station wagons, obscenely fast race cars, and perfectly restored vintage classics. Adding a dash of daily driver to the mix makes this a show for everyone! If you have a Swedish car of any kind, bring it out and park it on the historic lawn at the museum, and enjoy a day of great Swedish cars (hopefully a Koenigsegg will show up), great food, and hopefully great weather. [Click Here] for a recap and photo gallery of last year’s event.
Here are the details for the 16th annual Swedish Car Day:
When:
Sunday, August 23rd, 2015
The show starts at 10am and runs until 2pm.
Where:
Larz Anderson Auto Museum
15 Newton St
Brookline, MA 02445
15 Newton St
Brookline, MA 02445
How Much:
Spectator admission is Adults, $10. Military, seniors, students and children 6-12, $5 and children under 6 are free. Members of the Museum will get free entry.
wish we could go.
We had such a great time! Or I did at least… I’m not sure the kids were as enthralled as I was, haha. So many beautiful vehicles there to stare at 🙂