The Luxury Motor Show will return to Notts next month and will feature one of the rarest supercars in the world with a value of £2.5m.
The show returns to Goosedale in Papplewick on Sunday May 21 and will display hundreds of cars including a Pagani Huayra, pictured, of which only 100 have been made.
People can ride in the car as as a passenger with money raised from the rides going to charity.
Richard Johal, organiser of the Luxury Motor Show and car enthusiast, said: “The show grows year on year as we see an increasing appetite for this type of event.
“The Luxury Motor Show is an exciting, family-friendly day out which has something for everyone.
“In addition to rare and exotic vehicles on display, there is plenty at the show that keeps visitors who may not be car enthusiasts entertained.
“Once again we are incredibly proud to be supporting local charities; Rainbows hospice and the John van Geest Centre.
“We raised a fantastic amount of money for causes in previous years and hope to beat that this year.”
Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Maseratis and Bentleys are among the other supercars that will make an appearance alongside some of the world’s rarest and modern classic supercars as well as luxury, high-performance and rare classic cars.
The Luxury Motor Show was the first car show to host the famous and very rare ‘holy trinity’ hyper cars, – a Ferrari LaFerrari, Porsche 918 Spyder and McLaren P1 – which have a combined value of £4m.
In 2015, the show raised £25,000 for Nottingham children’s charity When You Wish Upon a Star.
