City Center Plaza / 25005 Van Dyke / Centerline. Now a combined event with the Centerline Indeendance Festival! Van Dyke will come to live with food, live music and of course, cars of all shapes and sizes! Gearheads can set up their chairs and talk shop while other attendees can enjoy the visual splendor of the car show. Add a parade and some prize money and you've got a banner summer day for Warren and Center Line. And it’s all to benefit the community.
This Cruise is on Jackson Road west of Ann Arbor ,MI which parallels Michigan Ave from Wagner Road to Parker Road
All American Cruise (Wayne Road Car Cruise) – in Westland, MI (west of Detroit). Cruise that takes place on Wayne Rd from Joy Rd to Glenwood Rd. Many businesses offering specials . The Village will be passing out dash plaques to the first 100 vehicles.
Eastpointe Cruisin' Gratiot embodies the community spirit and celebration of our love affair with the car. The event engulfs the entire week, featuring car shows daily from 4-7pm, leading up to the big event on cruise Saturday, beginning with a Prayer Service and Blessing of the Cars at 11am.
The Fort Street Cruise is an annual event which takes place through several Downriver communities from 8am-10pm. People with vintage, classic, custom, modern muscle, exotics, tuners, tricked-out, or otherwise interesting cars cruise through the main thoroughfare of Fort St (M-85). The cruise stretches between Southfield Rd. and Sibley Rd, passing through Lincoln Park, Southgate, Wyandotte, and Riverview.
The annual cruise takes place on the fourth Saturday of July each year. Hot rodders, classic car, vintage, modern muscle, tuners, exotics, and tricked-out car enthusiasts and spectators from throughout Southeast Michigan converge on Telegraph Road between Eureka Rd and Puritan Rd (5 1/2 Mile).
This Sunday cruise on Gratiot Ave in Clinton Twp. It covers Gratiot Ave from 14 Mile to 17 Mile. Go back in time with vehicles from all eras cruising Gratiot. Gratiot is one of those Michigan roads where everyone has a memory.
Back to the Bricks Cruise Weekend August 13-17 in Flint, Grand Blanc and Burton MI celebrated its 12th year in 2017. Last year, Back to the Bricks attracted a record-breaking number of vehicles. The weekend gets started early with rolling cruises and tune-up events in the area.
While not an OFFICIAL cruise the week leading up to THE WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE is a week long prelude. Starting on the Sunday before it grows each and every day until the event on Saturday.
City of Ferndale "where the dream began" in 1995, is an official participating municipality of the Woodward Dream Cruise. Home of Mustang Alley! Sponsored by Ford Motor Company on Saturday it has over 800 Mustangs on display.
THE Woodward Dream Cruise is the world's largest one-day celebration of classic car culture, attracting more than 1 million visitors and over 40,000 muscle cars, street rods, custom, collector and special interest vehicles. This world-famous event gets underway with the Official Woodward Dream Cruise Ribbon Cutting Ceremony in Ferndale. The City of Ferndale is where the dream began in 1995.
This is a true celebration of classic car culture, congregating in 7.5 miles of beautiful park setting. Cruisin' Hines has grown in only a few years to 40,000 classic cars and hot rods. Cruise the 7.5 miles of Hines Drive enjoying beautiful scenery and the historic Nankin Mills, one of Henry Ford's Village Industry buildings. This is also the only Cruise in SE Michigan that closes the road to only Classics and Hot Rods.
This Wednesday mid-week cruise in St. Claire Shores, MI is a Kiwanis Club Fundraiser. 5-9PM on Harper Ave from 8 Mile to 14 Mile
Another great Gratiot Cruise this covers the North Gratiot corridor in Chesterfield Twp from Hall Road [M59] all the way north to 23 Mile. The North Gratiot Cruise is a one-day celebration of automobile history that attracts muscle cars, street rods, customs, collector cars, special interest vehicles and the people that love them.