“Christmas Wheels” - Do you own a supercar? If so, then Influencer ArmandMA invites you to his big Christmas parade in aid of sick children here in Monaco. For his big Christmas parade on December 23rd, influencer ArmandMA invites supercar owners to join him on the starting line at the Place du Casino, followed by a leisurely drive through the streets of Monaco all to raise money for the Princess Grace Foundation. It’s not the first time that ArmandMA has organised such a fundraising event, the last one to date, was at Halloween when he paraded customized supercars through the streets of the Principality.
“Christmas Wheels” takes place on Saturday December 23rd with, dozens of customized vehicles will set off from Place du Casino to parade through the streets of the Principality distributing sweets. ArmandMA has decided to involve Monegasques and residents. On the sidelines of the grand parade, owners of supercars, GTs and prestige cars in Monaco are invited to participate in the event by displaying the Princess Grace Foundation logo on their vehicles until December 25th. To collect your stickers, contact ArmandMA on social networks. A pack of two “Christmas Wheels” logos will be given to you free of charge for your vehicle. Or you can donate to the Princess Grace Foundation.
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