The centre of Warwick is set to be taken over by over 200 vintage motors later this August as the Classic Car Show returns to town.

The event, which began back in 2010, is now run by Warwick Court Leet and will return to Market Place on Sunday, August 18.

Unlike regular car shows the event is completely free to attend for both spectators and owners displaying their vehicles.

All motors on display must have been built before 1990.

Organisers said: "Held every August, the Warwick Classic Car Show features classic cars from pre-1990, kit cars, hot rods, vans and occasionally lorries.

"It is held on Market Place and many of the side roads, with the owners proudly displaying their pride and joys.

"This event is different from many other car shows because it is free to the owners of the displayed vehicles and there are no admission charges to the public.

"This was the overriding reason why the Court Leet became involved as we believe in showcasing our beautiful town and its events."

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