The British Motor Show returns to Salisbury’s Guildhall on Sunday, the 18th of June, for the Salisbury Motor Show.
The FREE-to-attend event will be full of classic cars, supercars, modified cars, vintage cars, automotive retailers and motoring fun.
What's Happening at this year's showClassic Cars – An amazing range of Classic and veteran cars
Supercars – Super-rare and super-expensive!
Modified cars – The coolest, most unique cars
Food & Drink– From Greek street food to BBQ and burgers
Family fun – Rides, games, giveaways and more!
Sporting Bears Dream Rides – A never to be forgotten ride in your dream car
Located on the Guildhall, in the centre of Salisbury, we’ll also have plenty to keep the younger family members entertained, with giant Scalextric, driving sims, face painting and more. We’ll also have a great selection of food retailers to enjoy on the day too.
The Sporting Bears will be back offering dream rides to the crowd for a small charity donation. Hugely popular last year, the Sporting Bears will bring a selection of nearly twenty classics and supercars for visitors to bid for a passenger ride that is never forgotten.
Paul Cowland will host this year's show from TV shows such as Salvage Hunters: Classic Cars and Motor Pickers alongside Olympian and petrol head Iwan Thomas as well as YouTube star Sam Hard from Hard-Up Garage, so make sure you join us and grab a selfie, with a celeb or 2!
So, what better way to treat Dad on Father's Day than to head down to the centre of Salisbury on the 18th of June for the Salisbury Motor Show?

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