Highline Autos Cars and Coffee at High Street, Phoenix

Highline Autos Cars and Coffee is the Valley’s curated meet. The organizer’s page: “Highline Autos Cars & Coffee is all year round on the first Saturday of each month,” from “7:30 am - 10:00 am MST,” at High Street, 5415 East High Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85054, the open-air district at Loop 101 and 56th Street in Desert Ridge. The next one is Saturday 7 November 2026; December’s date had not been published as of late October.

Getting a car in

Unlike most meets, showing is by approval. The organizer: “Your car must be approved and on the list for show entry,” through a submission form on its site. The field it describes is “400+ Exotic, Classic, Luxury, and JDM vehicles and thousands more spectators.” Showing is free; selling is not: for-sale parking is “$60.00 per qualifying vehicle,” and for-sale signs are only allowed on cars marketed with Highline Autos.

Spectators and parking

“Open to the public, free to show cars and spectators.” Spectator parking in the High Street garage is “$5.00 to help cover the cost of show security and police,” cash at the garage or prepaid online. Show cars park on the street itself.

The rules

The organizer’s words: “Zero Tolerance No Revving/No Burnout policy, one infraction and you will be banned from the show.” “Police will be present and enforcing laws.” “Distribution of flyers or other materials by anyone other than show sponsors is prohibited.” And the exit: “NO Gathering/Loitering on Deer Valley Drive or North 56th Street when cars exit,” with a route for show cars, west on East Deer Valley Drive to North Tatum Boulevard and not onto 56th Street. The organizer adds one more line for the way out: “When leaving the show if the children are out on the sidewalk filming do not entertain them.” A show car that breaks the exit rule is removed from future lists.

How it started

Highline Autos is a Phoenix dealer and magazine run by founder Brian Graff. In Business Phoenix called the High Street show “a new monthly event” in June 2021, when it ran in the evening with “200+ exotic, classic and luxury vehicles with music and a DJ.” It has since moved to Saturday mornings and doubled. Independent Newsmedia profiled it in October 2026 at more than 400 cars, with Graff’s description: “It is a cross between a car show and a lifestyle event.”

Before you go

Submit the car a week ahead if you want to show it. Bring $5 for the garage if you do not. Leave by the organizer’s route with the throttle closed; it is the one meet in the Valley where the police are part of the plan.

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