Display your vehicle at The Salisbury Motor Show

Wednesday, 13 April 2022 01:00

Salisbury City Council is seeking an array of vehicles to be displayed at The Salisbury Motor Show on Sunday 29th May.

Taking place in Salisbury Market Place between 10am – 5pm, the show invites owners of exciting cars, such as classic cars, sports cars or supercars, to showcase their vehicles at the Salisbury Motor Show.

Working in partnership with the British Motor Show and sponsored by Marshalls, the fantastic day of motoring fun will feature a wide variety of vehicles for the whole family to enjoy in the centre of Salisbury.

There will also be live music, street food, merchandise stands and much more which will be announced very soon.

Displaying your vehicle is free and you will get a certificate of attendance to go with your vehicle documentation. Advanced registration is required, please complete the form attached here to apply.

There are only a limited number of spaces remaining for 2022. Spaces will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

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