Eindhoven, The Netherlands 9th August 2025:Revworks with another successful exclusive car meeting. We are reaching the end of the summer, and the car scene in the Netherlands is at its peak with car shows, car meetings, and car clubs organising activities for their members. Revworks is known for organizing small, exclusive car events for its members at exclusive locations, and this time it was no exception. This time, the fourth off-the-grid car meeting was at a parking lot in Eindhoven, where three floors were closed and off-limits for non-members.

Text: Benjamin Wefer,
Pictures & Video: Willem van Lamoen

Revworks began in 2011 as a small group of enthusiasts creating content at various car events across Europe. Over the years, it has evolved into a lifestyle and a movement that brings people together. They’re known for their road rally and have hosted several car events recently, The Retrospective. Revworks is also known to host exclusive car events for its members (private) at non-traditional locations.

Inspired by the Fresh Meets in Tokyo, Japan, where several car meetings are held in parking garages. Which is precisely what the team from Revworks wanted for their member, something exclusive for the car owners, no public, no considerable publicity, just a moment for the car owners to enjoy the car scene.

The location of their 4th secret garage was a collaboration between the local authorities and Job Smeltzer, aka DJ LaFuente, and his team. So, yes, this was all legal and well organized! Job wasn’t there himself, but his team was to coordinate everything and be in contact with local authorities, emergency services, and the parking lot management.

Most of the cars for this night have been personally selected by the Revworks team. But some of the 150 vehicles present were on request by the owner, and were at the highest level. One of the cars that caught our attention was the Spyker C8. The C8, built by the Dutch manufacturer Spyker Cars, is inspired by a propelled aircraft, and has a top speed of around 300 km/hrs. Another eye catcher at the scene was a fully restored 1985 Lotus Esprit Turbo. Remarkably, the Esprit had a very low production rate in 1984/85, making it very rare.

Also, like the American muscle, supercars, and European cars, the JDM was well represented, with several iconic vehicles, like the Miata MX-5 owned by Demi Blaauw (kbd.bunny). She bought this MX-5 three years ago and started making it her own. Remarkable is that she did the bodywork and paint job herself, and man, this ride is stunning! Check out the short interview we did with her last June.

Revworks’s fourth secret garage meeting was a great success, with a diverse range of vehicles. Members had the moment to interact with one another and enjoy the moment without attracting too much attention from the outside world. Stay tuned for the next Revworks event, which will be the REVRun on 4th-7th September and the Day Drive on 12th October. Enjoy the photogallery.