Barrett-Jackson returns to Las Vegas September 10–12, 2026 and bringing three days of collector cars, custom builds, automotive culture and live auction excitement to Las Vegas. For collectors and car enthusiasts, Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas has become much more than a traditional vehicle auction. The event brings together the collector-car marketplace with the atmosphere of a major automotive show, creating an opportunity to see everything from American muscle and classics to trucks, customs, restomods and high-end performance vehicles.
You don’t have to arrive in Las Vegas planning to purchase a collector car to enjoy Barrett-Jackson. Serious buyers can register to bid, vehicle owners can explore consignment opportunities, and enthusiasts can attend simply to experience the event and see an enormous variety of vehicles in person. Barrett-Jackson’s official 2026 Las Vegas event listing currently provides vehicle dockets, bidder registration, consignment, tickets and event information.
For prospective buyers, seeing vehicles in person can also be an important part of the collector-car experience. Photographs communicate much of the vehicle’s detail of a restoration or custom build, but there’s nothing like seeing the vehicle in person. Being at Barrett-Jackson gives buyers the chance to examine craftsmanship, interior work and overall presentation up close.
The Las Vegas event is set to feature some spectacular collectibles including a recently finished custom 1962 Chevrolet Corvette, a custom 1996 Ferrari F355 powered by a twin-turbocharged V-8 with a six-speed gated manual transmission, and a 2013 Chevrolet Corvette custom Split-Window Coupe powered by an LS3 engine equipped with a Lingenfelter E-Force supercharger and intercooler and backed by a six-speed automatic transmission.
Part of what makes Barrett-Jackson so successful is the emotional connection people have with automobiles.
A classic Mustang might remind someone of the car they wanted as a teenager. A restored pickup could resemble the truck their family once owned. A Corvette may represent a lifelong dream, while a professionally built restomod might demonstrate what is possible when modern engineering meets classic automotive design. Those connections turn automobiles into something more than transportation. They become pieces of automotive history—and in many cases, significant personal investments.
That passion is on full display whenever the auctioneer begins taking bids and another vehicle heads toward the famous SOLD moment. For more information about the event, visit Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas’ event page.
