Car Show Bernie: Bernie's Car Show Coverage: 2025 Rick Ross Car Show

On June 7th, 2025, Rick Ross held his 4th annual Rick Ross Car Show at the Promise Land. I usually label this show as the most controversial car show since there's usually something that happens before or after the show. But this year was quiet and from what I could see, it ran smoothly.

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There were some changes made to the show and two of the changes that I absolutely loved was that the show opened at 9 am instead of 11 am. Since this show is based in Metro Atlanta (Fayette County is a part of the metropolitan Atlanta area. I know people don't understand the difference between metro area and city limits), people believe that they should make an entrance by showing up fashionably late. By opening two hours earlier, those who took advantage of that had extra time to walk around before the crowd came.

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The other change that I loved was that everyone could walk up to the house. In the past, people would have to spend extra money to see the cars that were parked in the front. It's kinda hard to describe the cars in the front because they're not necessarily the most customized cars since there's fully customized cars all throughout the show. Can't say that they're the most controversial cars because some of the cars had more conversation surrounding them than others. Can't say that they're custom car debuts since I've seen four of them at other shows. I'm not going to sit here and trying to figure it out, I was just happy that I was able to walk up and see the cars (since that's how I didn't get to see Olive Oyl last year).

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So what did I see??? I was so glad you asked. There were cars that I've previously seen at this show, and also at other car shows like- SEMA (of course. If you're trying to see cars that have been at SEMA but can't get into SEMA, just go to the Rick Ross Car Show), Arizona Super Show, Nava's Easter Show, and MidwestFest/Midwest Easter Car Show. This year was pretty well rounded since there were cars from the Northeast (well Jersey had quite a few cars, only counted one car with New York plates on it.), West Coast, Midwest, and naturally the South.