“Big fan of the Bavarian marque? Then the place to be on Sunday 10th July is the 11th Annual Northern BMW & MINI Festival, at Tatton Park, Cheshire.
The event, Sponsored by Blue Bell BMW of Wilmslow, attracts by far the largest gathering of BMWs in the North, with over 1,500 enthusiasts attending the show last year. And this year with the added attraction of the new MINI to the show, it promises to be the biggest gathering yet.
Along with the usual attractions like the Meguiars sponsored NW Concours, we also run a huge Show & Shine competition, entered by over 300 cars in 2010!
There will also be a giant BMW Tombola with ££££ of prizes, which is kindly supported by all the North West BMW dealers, with some amazing prizes on offer, a ‘Cars for Sale’ section and a chance to clean out your garage of all your autojumble.
The show attracts numerous traders, including someone to fix those minor blemishes and dents at lower than trade prices, repair those damaged wheels and polish out those scratches and swirls, so you can leave the show with a pristine car! Blue Bell will also be bringing along the new (bright orange!) M3 GTS and the new 1 Series M Coupe.
There will be displays from some of the club’s registers, including a huge display of M Power cars, Zeds, Alpinas and a parking area for the new MINI Register with over 50 MINIs already booked in!
Tatton Park itself boasts a stately home for you to explore, craft and gift shops and a wonderful 100 acre show garden not to be missed. With over 1500 acres of parkland where deer roam freely for you to explore, plus a kiddies farm, fun fair and adventure playground to keep the wee one’s happy there really is something for all the family.
This show is one not to be missed for the BMW enthusiast, and is open to the public, so everyone is welcome. The event starts at 10.00am, and pay on the gate entry costs only £2.50 per adult (children under 16 free) so even the price is right!!!”
For more details contact Jeff on 0161 678 2088.
Tatton Park (WA16 6QN) is situated just 5 minutes from Junction 7 of the M56 and 5 minutes from Junction 19 of the M6 and is signposted from both junctions, making it accessible for most within 1 hour.
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