Goodwood Moving Motor Show debuts:
- Abarth 124 Spider
- Alfa Romeo Giulia
- Audi Q2
- Audi S5 Coupe
- Audi TT RS Coupe
- Audi R8 Spyder
- Bentley Mulsanne
- Bentley Bentayga
- Bentley GT Flying Spur
- Ferrari 488 Spider
- Ford Fiesta ST200
- Jaguar F-Type SVR
- Lexus LC
- Maserati Levante
- Mazda MX-5 RF
- McLaren 570S Sprint
- MINI Seven
- Porsche 911 R
- Renault Twingo GT
- Renault Megane Sport Tourer GT205
- Tesla Model X
AT LEAST 25 action debuts for Goodwood Moving Motor Show with some of the world’s most exciting new cars promises to make the curtain-raiser for this year’s Festival of Speed a real crowd-pleaser.
The motoring event with garden party atmosphere amid a rich aroma of burning rubber and high speed action also provides a popular venue for those in the motor industry to network.
The list of cars making UK, European or world debuts includes the McLaren 570S Sprint, Porsche 911 R, Ferrari 488 Spider, new Maserati Levante SUV and Tesla Model X, as well as the coupe version of the Audi TT RS, the roadster version of which made its world debut in London.
Thirteen of the world’s largest car manufacturers will appear at the Moving Motor Show, which kicks off the Goodwood Festival of Speed Press & Preview Day on Thursday, 23 June.
Alongside this year’s featured marque, BMW, confirmed manufacturers for the Moving Motor Show are Aston Martin, Ford, Dacia, Ferrari, Honda, Lexus, Maserati, Subaru, Abarth, Porsche, Renault Sport, Mazda and Toyota.
BMW will feature on two stands at the event, celebrating its centenary showcasing the rich heritage of its M Sport line of vehicles, as well as looking to future technologies with the story of its i8.
The German marque will also open this year’s Festival of Speed, with event founder Lord March driving a classic BMW 507 up the Goodwood hillclimb in the first run of the weekend.
The Press & Preview Day, featuring the Moving Motor Show, is unique in giving motor manufacturers a dynamic platform on which to showcase their very latest models.
Festival of Speed tickets:
- 23-26 June 2016.
- Tickets and hospitality packages are on sale with Saturday and Weekend tickets completely sold out and Sunday Grandstand Packages only available. For more information click here.
And, in some cases it provides an opportunity for visitors to get behind the wheel themselves and tackle a specially-constructed course around the Festival of Speed grounds.
Although there are none of the official high speed runs up the hillclimb course, many of the Festival of Speed stands are open for business, including the manufacturers’ huge static display stands with hospitality facilities.
Now in its seventh year, the Moving Motor Show has established itself as a key platform for car makers, with a record attendance of 35,000 in 2015 and an even larger crowd expected this summer.
