Visitors gathered in Warwick this Sunday, (17 August), for the much-anticipated classic car show, organised by Warwick Court Leet.

The free-to-enter event showcased over 140 classic cars in Market Square, with all vehicles dating back to the era before the 1990s.

The show ran from 8am to 5pm and was supported by Aston Martin.

Initiated in 2010, the Warwick Classic Car Show has been under the able management of the Court Leet since 2017, continuing to be a highlight in the town's August calendar.

Held every August, the Warwick Classic Car Show features classic cars from the pre-1990 era, kit cars, hot rods, vans, and occasionally lorries (image via Geoff Ousbey)

Initiated in 2010, the Warwick Classic Car Show has been under the able management of the Court Leet since 2017 (image via Amanda Chalmers)

The event features an array of pre-1990 classic cars, alongside kit cars, hot rods, vans, and occasionally lorries, making it a diverse exhibition for car enthusiasts.

Organisers expressed the unique appeal of the show: "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."

The show, ran from 8am to 5pm and was supported by Aston Martin (image via Geoff Ousbey)

The event is free to the owners of the displayed vehicles, and there are no admission charges to the public (image via Geoff Ousbey)

Organisers said: "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."

The free-to-enter event showcased over 140 classic cars in Market Square, with all vehicles dating back to the era before the 1990s (image via Geoff Ousbey)