Hundreds of sports cars and classic cars hit the roads of Farmington Saturday for the Dream Ride Experience. The car show and drive captures the attention of thousands of eager spectators while raising money for charity and giving people with disabilities an experience they will never forget.All the cars turned onto Farm Town Rd. where the drivers put the pedal down to the delight of fans; and of course they had a police escort. The 45-minute spectacle makes for one of the most thrilling car shows in the world."It was a half hour, 45 minutes just a non-stop stream of cars coming by," John Mackill said. "I didn't realize it was that big."AdvertisementAdvertisementA different kind of horsepower is on display at the Farmington Polo Club; some of the most powerful cars in the world hit the asphalt and took off."I love the old cars, I love the new cars," Sasha Smith said. "I'm a car girlie, beautiful show."Sign up for the FOX61 newsletters: Morning Forecast, Morning Headlines, Evening HeadlinesIt is the Dream Ride Experience featuring more than 500 classic cars, sportscars and just plain cool cars, which makes it one of the largest charitable car shows in the world."It was really nice to see all the different cars over here," Denisse Toledo said. "(My friend) knows a bunch, they know a bunch, so it was just really nice to see what they got over here."AdvertisementAdvertisementThe international equestrian center hosts a stable of cars from around the world. Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Porshes, Maseratis, Paganis, Aston Martins and Alfa Romeos were just some of the makes seen."It's really awesome," Yusuf Allam said. "These aren't cars you get to see everyday."Engines roar, purr, hum and rev. Tires screech and spin, and rubber burns. Even people who have never seen sports cars have great appreciation after seeing them in action."This is the first ever car show I've ever been to," Aya Modni said. "There's cars here before I've never seen in my life."Inside every car is a passenger with disabilities receiving the dream of a lifetime. It's the stuff that does not just make the crowd cheer, it warms their hearts too.AdvertisementAdvertisement"You've been around and you see how people are less fortunate than other people, and this is their dream," Jerry Cloutier said. "It gives them something special to do."Jessica Auclair's boyfriend is lending his time and Maserati to be in the show, and it is a weekend he will not ever miss."He drives a Maserati Gran Turismo," Auclair said. "We just love doing this for the kids and all the riders. It's fantastic."Some of the older cars in the show have been completely rebuilt. There is a different kind of appreciation for the slower, more sophisticated vehicles that are part of history."It's a labor of love, there's a lot involved in redoing one of these cars," Paddock Classic Car Restorations business manager Mark Ahles said. "We work these cars from the inside out."AdvertisementAdvertisementSpectators say Connecticut car fandom runs deep and it drives across generations."I knew car culture was big around here, but I didn't know it was like this," Jabari Smith said. "People, old, young, all different walks of life, it was really cool."Heads were turning left to right with every passing car, and so were all the cameras as these cars have picked up traction."Just how excited everyone was," Suliman Suliman said. "And a lot of cars here have social media presence."It went by so fast that some drivers are already fantasizing about next year's dream ride."It was so great to see all the crowd surrounding us," Just Hands Foundation director of operations Nichole Brant said. "It was a wonderful experience and I can't wait to do it again."AdvertisementAdvertisementThe show runs through Sunday. One of the most attractive highlights is the east coast debut of the Lamborghini Revuelto SV.Tim Littau is a multi-skilled Journalist at FOX61 News. He can be reached at [email protected].---Do you have a story idea or something on your mind you want to share? We want to hear from you! Email us at [email protected].HERE ARE MORE WAYS TO GET FOX61 NEWSDownload the FOX61 News APPiTunes: Click here to downloadGoogle Play: Click here to downloadStream Live on ROKU: Add the channel from the ROKU store or by searching FOX61.Stream Live on FIRE TV: Search 'FOX61' and click 'Get' to download.FOLLOW US ON X, FACEBOOK & INSTAGRAM