Well, here we are — online registration is officially closed, and the numbers speak for themselves: 375 cars and motorcycles are already lined up for their spot at the festival. That means our community keeps growing: last year we had 363 crews, nearly 50 of whom registered right on event days, showing up spontaneously. So if you haven't registered yet — don't worry, the tradition continues this year too: you'll be able to register right at the festival.

After going through all the entries, we gathered a few facts we simply have to share:

How many countries are joining? This year we'll see participants from at least 7-8 different countries — mostly from Lithuania, of course, but a good number are coming from Latvia, and crews have also registered from Poland, Estonia, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Norway. The American car community clearly knows no borders.

Which brands dominate? Three titans reign here:

• Dodge – 86 cars
• Ford – 84 cars
• Chevrolet – 69 cars

Followed by Jeep (26), Cadillac (18), and Chrysler (15).

Elders and youngsters. The oldest officially registered car is a 1932 Ford Model B, brought by Maciej Reimus — a true 94-year-old veteran! And if we're talking about the most striking vintage showpiece, it's undoubtedly the 1923 Ford T, converted into a hot rod (Egidijus Jasiūnas). Meanwhile, the youngest member of the lineup is a 2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee — fresh off the showroom floor.

By the way, we'll have a real 113 oldtimers (30 years or older) this year — nearly a third of all participants!

Going through the names revealed something fun too — the most common participant name is Darius (12 times!), closely followed by Marius and Tomas. So if someone shouts "Darius!" at the festival and several people turn around at once — don't be surprised, it's statistically inevitable.

And if we count everyone planning to come along with their crews — friends, family, fellow travelers — that adds up to more than 660 people. A true celebration of the American way of life!

Didn't manage to register? No problem!

Registration on event days will happen right at the festival venue — come with your car or motorcycle and join the community live. As last year showed, about 50 crews did exactly that!