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Toyota and Lexus fans rev up for specialized car culture meet in Urbana

Toyota and Lexus fans rev up for specialized car culture meet in Urbana

Enthusiasts will have the opportunity to share their builds, exchange tips, and support local automotive businesses. Photo: Metro Services


URBANA, IL (Chambana Today) — Car enthusiasts across Central Illinois are gearing up for a new automotive event that promises to bring style, horsepower, and community together. The first-ever Specialized Car Culture Toyota & Lexus Meet is set to take place on Sunday, September 7, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the Urbana Boulders parking lot, located at 1502 N. Cunningham Avenue, Urbana.

Hosted by Specialized Automotive Auto Repair, the meet is dedicated to showcasing Toyota and Lexus vehicles — from classics to customs. Attendees can expect a range of show cars, raffle giveaways, and a welcoming environment for car lovers of all ages and experience levels.

A Celebration of Car Culture

The meet isn’t just about the cars — it’s about the people behind the wheels. Enthusiasts will have the opportunity to share their builds, exchange tips, and support local automotive businesses. The event is free to attend and open to the public.

Event Highlights:

  • Toyota & Lexus Show Car Display
  • Raffle Prizes
  • Automotive Community Networking
  • Local Vendor Booths

Sponsors Include:

  • Specialized Automotive Auto Repair
  • Urbana Boulders
  • Red’s Muffler Shop
  • Mr. Auto Body
  • It’s A Wrap Auto
  • Impressions Auto Detailing
  • Back 40 Bourbon
  • High Caliber Training Center

For more information, follow @specializedcarculture on Instagram.

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