Misselwood Concours d'Elegance
Friday, July 16–Sunday, July 18
Since 2010, the Misselwood Concours d’Elegance has transformed Endicott College’s oceanfront campus into a breathtaking showcase of automotive history and design—where more than 1,000 enthusiasts and collectors gather to marvel at a meticulously curated collection of classic, antique, and exotic automobiles and motorcycles.
This year’s feature classes include a Century of Motoring: 1927 & Earlier, The Prancing Horse: A Ferrari Showcase, and Gone But Not Forgotten: Orphan Cars of the Sixties.
- A Century of Motoring: 1927 & Earlier: Marking a century of automotive history, this class features automobiles built in 1927 or earlier, highlighting the pioneering engineering, exceptional craftsmanship, and timeless design that shaped the early years of motoring. From groundbreaking innovations to the elegant and distinctive motorcars of the 1920s, these vehicles offer a remarkable glimpse into the origins and evolution of the automobile.
- The Prancing Horse: A Ferrari Showcase: A tribute to the passion, performance, and artistry of Ferrari, this class highlights the marque’s extraordinary achievements in automotive design, engineering, and motorsport. From legendary competition cars to iconic grand tourers, these exceptional vehicles embody the unmistakable character, Italian craftsmanship, and racing heritage of the Prancing Horse.
- Gone But Not Forgotten: Orphan Cars of the Sixties: This class shines a spotlight on automobiles of the 1960s produced by manufacturers and marques that have since disappeared. From innovative engineering to bold and distinctive styling, these vehicles reflect the creativity, individuality, and pioneering spirit of brands that helped define a remarkable era in automotive history.
The Misselwood Concours d’Elegance event proceeds support the Inspire Scholarship, which enables students who are the first in their families to attend college to benefit from Endicott’s innovative experiential, professional, and liberal arts education. During the 2025–26 academic year, Inspire Scholarships totaling over $858,000 were awarded to 56 students.
Somebody putting in the effort to help me go to college...makes me more driven to want the career, makes me more driven to work for it.
Cheryl Mei ‘25
Psychology Major

From Concours to the Community
Like the vehicles celebrated at Misselwood Concours d’Elegance, the impact of the Inspire Scholarship is built to endure.