The British Motor Show

Great day out with plenty to see and do.The only grip was the food was expensive at £9 for a pork role and £2.60 for a can of drink.The entrance fee was a far price.

Had loads of fun here seeing cars race about, speaking with owners and famous people, will defo be here next year if I'm off work. They have an app which is handy. Only confusing thing was finding the parking area as a lot of the roads were blocked off.

Good day out, can be done in one day.The Show itself is very good, great selection of cars and events.Could do with some seating for the outside arenas.Beware the concession stands are extremely expensive.

I was expecting so much more from this show it just didn't deliver for me it's held at franbrough airport fantastic locationI was hoping to test the toyata yaris hybrid but Toyota wernt thereThe Ford stand was that stood outWith it's mustang carsThey mentioned supercars area but the famous supercar bugatti wasn't there infact neither was ferrari porshe or lamboguini just second hand version but no bugatti there was a gold lambo from the fast and the furiousThere were lots of car stunning set of gt cars and cars from old and new there wasn't much to buy there I was hoping I could get a battery for my car key nothing people said there was a hall missing from last year where there were lots more todoU can see drift cars they were very cool the funfair was the dodgems and blow up slides u could have brought more thrill rides to keep people happyThe kitcar hall was very good once again not alot to buy auto glym wernt thereA magnum would set u back £4 and atrisain salad £12 and German hotdog £9 coffee and cake £6£80 for upgrade with no lunch is awfull goto the airtattoo u get lunch and afternoon tea for that priceLots need to be looked at if this event returns not everyone wants a battery car believe me and no freebies what's going on the people selling the programmes wernt knowledgeable about cars or where to go u have to buy a programme or take a leaflet

Went there for the first time, was not disappointed. The shows were amazing, the variety of cars was astounding, and the efficiency of transportation was amazing, couldnt have been done better. All in all, a great day out, well worth the money spent.

Really good day out for the family. Big area and lots to see! Good quality shows held throughout the day with a timetable available so you don’t miss anything.

What a fantastic day out! Everyone was so welcoming and friendly. Gorgeous fast cars. Very entertaining.

It's really really amazing. We went with family for the first time in 2023. We didn't understand how the time passed. It's a place where everyone can visit and see with their family. The ticket price is very affordable, you can buy food from there or you can bring your own food. (except alcohol), There are many employeesA big thank you to everyone who contributed, see you next year.

We loved it! It was such a great experience and a great day for all the family. U17 driving experiences booked which the kids enjoyed. Loads to see and do and lots of food/drink places. We would definitely return again.

We haven't been to the motor show for several years, but I'm thinking about upgrading my car next year, possibly to an EV, so I thought this would be a great chance to check out the latest new cars. I remember as a child in the 70s and 80s going to the show when it was a massive event with every manufacturer desperate to show off their ranges. That was still true when we went to the shows at NEC and Excel more recently, but the 2023 show in Farnborough was nothing like that. Only a handful of manufacturers were in attendance, and the main hall was populated predominantly by Marshalls, who are a national dealer, and the sponsor Cinch. They only displayed a few select new cars, and a lot of used ones. No sign of MG, so I couldn't look at the MG4. Annoyingly, there was one in the main entrance area, but it was locked. The only interesting EVs were from BYD, but they are a new Chinese make that only starts selling this coming September. The rest of the show comprised an open air arena hosted by Wheeler Dealer Mike Brewer, showing an endless parade of loud cars doing doughnuts, plus a totally random selection of car clubs, army vehicles, and cars that you might otherwise see in a supermarket car park meet. Altogether, a big disappointment for anyone just wanting to see lots of new cars, sit in them, and twiddle some buttons. The only bonus was seeing a nice GT6, some GT40s and riding on the double decker park and ride bus!