Exhibitor Registration - AutoMechanica Boston

About AutoMechanica

AutoMechanica is all about the tuning enthusiast. The shows are free to attend and they are free to car owners. AutoMechanica is not a competition, but rather a great day out with fellow enthusiasts who appreciate the lifestyle and the cars they and others drive. At first glance AutoMechanica may sound like a a car meet and in the format above it resembles the best of what the local car meet is about, but at the same time it is so much more.

The difference is that AutoMechanica events are held at UTI (Universal Technical Institute) campuses and they are scheduled far in advance to provide as much notice as possible. This advance notice and scheduling at the campuses not only provides a secure venue and tour but also provides the opportunity to bring tuning companies and attractions into the mix, so what you can expect to see at Automechanica events are displays from companies, attractions, and of course lots of cars and enthusiasts.

AutoMechanica is also different in the fact that the events come from the people and they are supported by professional event promoters, in each city AutoMechanica reaches out to not just one, but all local promoters to bring them together in one place for one major event. Those promoters are guided by the professional team at EventWerks, to ensure the events not only go as planned but that they are the best they can be.

How do we know it works? This event was test marketed in February of 2011 at the UTI campus in Orlando, Florida. The event featured the RPM Event Series, State of Stance, Ultra Evolution, and Simply Clean car shows who all came together to promote this event. The results were hundreds of cars and thousands of people in attendance to enjoy a great car show, onstage entertainment, RC car demos, dynos, and to see more than 20 exhibitors ranging from auto parts to t-shirt companies and food trucks. It was the success of this event that prompted this nationwide series in 2012.

About Eventwerks

EventWerks was formed in 2009 by Rich Goodwin, the creator and executive producer of Hot Import Nights from its inception through its heyday. Rich sold Hot Import Nights back in 2004 and left the company to build other events. Among tuning enthusiasts he is known as the "godfather" of the tuning industry and by his peers he has been celebrated as 1 of the 9 Most Important People of 1999 by Peterson Publishing's Super Street Magazine and by the SEMA SCC Council as the 2003 Person of the Year for his efforts in building what we have all come to know as the tuning industry. He and his team at EventWerks will build the events and work with the local promoters in each market.