With just a 1 day to go until the Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show (7-9 November 2025) at NEC Birmingham, the official online show guide has landed and you’ll want to download it. It’s your backstage pass to three halls packed with automotive brilliance at the Classic Motor Show.
Grab your copy here: Online Show Guide
Why the Guide Matters
The show guide puts you in control of the Classic Motor Show weekend. It includes:
- Exhibit locations and hall maps – plan your route across the seven NEC halls.
- Timetables for key stages like the Meet the Experts Theatre and the Restoration Workshop.
- Club listings, trader directories and event highlights, making it easier to spot the rare cars and displays you don’t want to miss.
Having that info in your pocket means you’ll waste less time wandering and more time enjoying the event at the Classic Motor Show.
What to Look Out For at the Show
Here are some of the standout features for 2025:
- Over 3,000 classic cars and bikes across multiple halls.
- More than 310 car clubs and 450+ specialist traders, including the UK’s largest indoor autojumble.
- A major vehicle-sale section: 600+ cars and bikes available, including a headline Super Auction featuring 500+ lots.
- Extra features: a Podcast Lounge, celebrity appearances and theatre sessions for enthusiasts at all levels.
How to Use the Guide for Maximum Benefit
- Highlight your must-see cars: Use the club listing to mark the specific marques or eras you’re passionate about at the Classic Motor Show.
- Pin key times: Note when the main stages or auctions begin so you arrive early and don’t miss out.
- Map your route: The halls are sprawling; the guide’s map helps you avoid doubling back.
- Plan for comfort: With so much to see, a quick lunch break and a rest stop matter – use the guide’s info on food and facilities.
Final Word
The arrival of the digital show guide marks the final countdown to a major weekend for Classic Motor Show fans. Whether you’re after rare models, expert insight or just time surrounded by automotive heritage, you’re in for something special.
Have you spotted a car or club you’re especially keen to see in the guide? Which feature are you most excited about – auctions, stage talks or autojumble? Leave a comment and let’s get the conversation started.
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