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Thousands attended the Motorshow

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Monday, 26 September 2022 16:15

There was even a genuine and rare DeLorean amongst the vehicles.

Over 920 vehicles were on display in Hinckely's town centre yesterday at the 11th annual Motorshow.

This is most that has ever been exhibited at Hinckley BID’s Motorshow.

More than 12,000 people came to view cars from 1934 up to the very latest Ferrari.

Among the specialist vehicles, was a genuine and rare DeLorean as seen in the Back To The Future films.

The winner of the Best Car in Show was David Morris with his Jaguar E-Type.

Check out Mark Foster at the event

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