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Visited and hand picked by Petrolheads Welcome
About
Book your place at their VE Celebration Day event here.
All of the Petrolheads Welcome team have been here on more than one occasion and enjoyed the range of exotica on display (for sale and in the visitors car park). Based at the historic site of RAF Bibury in Gloucestershire, the salesroom is open every day but if you want to join one of their monthly Sunday get togethers you will need to book in advance as it has become so popular. It’s worth it for the breakfast rolls alone!
Care is needed as the approach roads from both directions are narrow country lanes. Passing is difficult, especially when they have an event on which might also cause queuing. On such occasions, they employ people in hi-vis jackets to help everyone along, but the local traffic sometimes gets impatient!
Additional Details
- Good for club gatherings, Private dining room
- Private dining room (for club groups and meetings)
- Car cleaning service available
- CCTV, Security guard (Overnight)
- Rentable garage
- Level, No speedbumps, Suitable for low cars
4 Reviews for Classic Motor Hub
I concur with the other comments
This is a great place to go with plenty of cars and bikes to see, drool over and/or buy. Their events are terrific too.
Every petrolhead should visit
This isn’t just a classic car dealership. On my last visit they had everything from vintage Bentleys and Aston Martins to a Lamborghini Diablo and a Ferrari Testarossa! But its not only such exotic marks you will find here. You are also likely to see MGB’s, Mini’s and other everyday classics. The staff are friendly and helpful and are happy to chat with you whether you are there to spend half a million on a nut and bolt restored DB6 or just to see such exotica and have a cuppa! On that note make sure you use the excellent coffee shop which also sells motoring memorabilia. Make this place your reason to visit the cotswolds!
Proper petrol head stuff
Been to a few breakfast meetings here. Brilliant. Great cars to look at and chat with people who own them. Loads of stuff to see in the sheds. Cars and bikes too. Well worth a trip there.
Give yourself plenty of time
We’ve just paid our first visit to the Motor Hub for a monthly breakfast. On our way back from an event the day before and with several hours drive to home we expected to stay no more than an hour. Three hours sped by before we noticed it. Great array of cars visiting and exotica already on site. The volunteers were really friendly and knowledgeable. Lots of food and drink available and of good quality and reasonable price. Interesting shop for some retail therapy before you leave. Lots of parking and cars were given plenty of room and not forced to be too close together.
