The 2026 Maryland legislative session brought major changes that could have impacted car enthusiasts, collectors, and the entire automotive community. But this time, something different happened… we showed up.
Working alongside the MCAA (Maryland Collectible Auto Association), the car community made its voice heard loud and clear. Through coordinated advocacy, testimony, and real engagement, enthusiasts across Maryland pushed back on legislation that would have reshaped historic vehicle eligibility.
One of the biggest wins came through a BRFA amendment introduced by Senator Jennings, which restored Maryland Historic Plates eligibility to vehicles 25 years and older. That means instead of being locked to model year 1999 and older, eligibility now moves forward with time again.
This is a huge win for car owners, collectors, and anyone who values automotive history. It proves something important:
👉 When the car community shows up, we can create real change.
In this video, we break down:
- What happened during the 2026 Maryland legislative session
- The role MCAA played in advocating for car owners
- What the BRFA amendment actually changed
- Why this matters for your current and future vehicles
If you’re part of the car community, this one affects you directly.
Visit the MCAA at:
www.MarylandCollectibleAutoAssociation.com
