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ClassicCars.com’s Nguyen to be judge during Petersen Car Week

ClassicCars.com Marketing Manager Rebecca Nguyen joins the Petersen Car Week judging panel for the Petersen Concours

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Quickly becoming the largest online automotive event of this year, the Petersen Museum’s: Petersen Car Week showcases the enthusiasm and passion of what Monterey Car Week 2020 would have been by taking a virtual approach.  Premiering on the museum’s YouTube channel, the five-day virtual experience includes live vehicle debuts, online auctions, exclusive interviews, car shows and Concours judged by celebrities and industry leaders including ClassicCars.com Marketing Manager Rebecca Nguyen.

Rebecca Nguyen ClassicCars.com Marketing Manager | Photo by Rebecca Furnish

“It’s an honor to be a part of the Petersen Car Week, especially during this time when our automotive community needs to come together,” said Nguyen.  “We have been a proud partner of the Petersen Museum for several years and have a fond appreciation of their mission to inspire automotive enthusiasts of the future. This goes hand-in-hand with our mission to drive the next generation of car collectors with the Future Collector Car Show.”

The Petersen Car Week judging panel features an array of influential automotive experts including columnist and YouTuber Doug Demuro, McKeel Hagerty CEO at Hagerty Group, Craig Jackson CEO of Barrett-Jackson, Bruce Meyer founding chairman of the Petersen Museum and more.

Former Marketing Director at Voodoo13 and Ksport USA, Rebecca Nguyen found her passion for automobiles through motorsports photography in 2012.  Nguyen has provided media coverage for various motorsports series such as Formula Drift, Global RallyCross, Global Time Attack and NASCAR, as well as various automotive events including SEMA, Gridlife, Pebble Beach Concours and more.  With content creation came content distribution which Nguyen established an expertise in distribution through social media that eventually translated to a full career in digital marketing.

Over the years her passion for the automotive industry has grown into the driving force behind the annual Future Collector Car Show (FCCS) which in its fifth year reached over 12,000 attendees last January.  The Future Collector Car Show has recently joined the Petersen Car Week featuring vehicles and their owners that emulate the future of the collector car industry.  Entry for submission is open on petersen.org/fccs until July 24th with a one-hour premier of 20 select vehicles on the Petersen Museum’s YouTube channel on August 13th.

Nguyen is also a contributor to the ClassicCars.com Journal providing a fresh look at the automotive industry and future collector cars of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s with a keen eye for performance modifications and custom fabrication. Her passion for all makes, models, and years are visible in the culture of the Future Collector Car Show that Rebecca Nguyen coordinates on behalf of ClassicCars.com each year. 

For more information visit www.petersen.org/petersen-car-week

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Tom Stahler
Tom Stahler
Tom Stahler is the Managing Editor of the ClassicCars.com Journal. Tom has a lifelong love of cars and motor racing – beginning with the 1968 USRRC race at Road America, in a stroller, at eight months of age. His words, photos and broadcasts can can be found on a myriad of media. He has won the Motor Press Guild’s Dean Batchelor Award and a Gold Medal in the International Automotive Media Awards.

12 COMMENTS

    • Goodness gracious, sounds like Dale here is a woman hater. I guess the fact that she is completely qualified for the job matters not to some, so sad. Go get ’em Rebecca!

      • Mark+Schroer thank so much you for your support! In situations like this, it’s best to continue to keep proving them wrong!

    • Dale, I really hope you are kidding. Rebecca has enough experience with and knowledge of the automobile to be more than qualified for the Petersen Car Week. If you read the article, Rebecca’s background is articulated and exhibits her grand abilities, whether twisting wrenches or running the Future Collector Car Show. Very disappointing statement.

    • As much as we all think this car game and marketing of cars is a mans game her credentials speak for themselves. By the way always happy to have a pretty woman to talk to at shows instead of some of the old guys that write such troll style comments. I also sent this article to my daughter as an inspiration to get into this business with her dear old dad!

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