Longleat motor show to return in 2027 after successful debut

Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 17 Oct, 06:00 · Archive

The Longleat Motor Show Weekender will return to the Wiltshire estate on 3 and 4 July 2027 following positive feedback from its debut event earlier this year, which was part of Longleat Safari Park's 60th anniversary celebrations.

Scott Ashman, head of operations at Longleat, said: 'It was such a successful weekend that we are delighted to be bringing it back.' He added that the event 'will again feature live demonstrations and static displays of vintage, rare and classic racing cars', though the estate is still planning further detail.

Longleat will partner with Masters of Motoring and Great British Motor Shows for the 2027 event, with support from the Lombard Rally team. Entry to the motor show will be included in Longleat's day ticket price.

Tickets for the 2027 event are set to go on sale in the run up to Christmas.

Longleat motor show to return in 2027 after successful debut — Image: Gazette & Herald

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Longleat motor show to return in 2027 after successful debutA new motor show is returning next summer to Longleat after a successful debut earlier this year.Gazette & Herald · 17 Oct, 05:00
Longleat motor show to return in 2027 after successful debutA new motor show is returning next summer to Longleat after a successful debut earlier this year.Swindon Advertiser · 17 Oct, 05:00
Longleat motor show to return in 2027 after successful debutA new motor show is returning next summer to Longleat after a successful debut earlier this year.Wiltshire Times · 17 Oct, 05:00
Longleat motor show to return in 2027 after successful debutA new motor show is returning next summer to Longleat after a successful debut earlier this year.This Is Wiltshire · 17 Oct, 05:00

In this story: Longleat · Longleat Safari Park · Masters of Motoring · Great British Motor Shows · Lombard Rally · Wiltshire · Scott Ashman

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