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Sunday, July 1, 2012

Auto Trader Goodwood news

Check out the latest Goodwood news and find out more about all the new cars at the Moving Motor Show and The Festival of Speed by reading car reviews from the Auto Trader experts.

The sister car to the Volkswagen up! and SEAT Mii, the Citigo shares the same tardis like dimensions, rorty three-cylinder motor and entertaining driving experience, but has a slightly lower retail price.

Yes, a hatchback. No longer content with providing us with the quirky C30 and likeable (if ever so slightly dull) estate cars, the Swedish manufacturer has decided to storm the premium hatchback market.

The sportiest version of the Peugeot 208 - the GTi concept - is now on display at Goodwood Moving Motor Show.

SEAT is out in force at the Goodwood Moving Motor Show, debuting its latest city car, the Mii, and providing no less than five cars for (pre-booked) public test drives.

Jaguar has chosen the Goodwood Moving Motor Show to unveil its latest estate car, the XF Sportbrake.

The Ferrari 458 Spider has made its UK debut at the Goodwood Moving Motor Show.

In a mark of the prestige and importance of the Goodwood Festival of Speed as the unofficial British Motor Show, Toyota has chosen the Moving Motor Show to unveil its limited edition version of the GT86, the TRD.

The Goodwood Moving Motor Show celebrates a passion for power and pace, so there could be no better place for Chevrolet to unveil its Camaro 45th anniversary edition.

From what started out as a small subsidiary which looked after BMW's racing programme, BMW M is now synonymous with high performance motoring, with its products amongst the most able and desirable on the road.

Auto Trader is thrilled to announce its continuing partnership with Goodwood and The Moving Motor Show.

Auto Trader is thrilled to announce its continuing partnership with Goodwood and The Moving Motor Show.

The official opening of the Goodwood season has been hosted by Lord March at the lavish Goodwood estate.

Immediately after the Moving Motor Show presented by Auto Trader, Goodwood opens its doors once again for the infamous Festival of Speed.

The Goodwood stage is set to celebrate the pioneering Lotus marque, just as they approach their 60th year.

The Moving Motor Show ahead of the Goodwood Festival of Speed was a day to remember. Mike Boden reports.

Goodwood's Moving Motor Show offered all the latest technology, proving there's plenty of get excited about, whether you're spending £20k or £200k. Mike Boden fills us in.

Auto Trader presents the Official Goodwood Moving Motor Show iPhone app and mobile website.

Honda has revealed the hottest hybrid yet at the Goodwood Moving Motor Show in the form of the Mugen CR-Z coupe.

The 2011 BMW 1 Series hatchback is being shown off to the public at the Goodwood Moving Motor Show today. Like the outgoing model it features styling which sets it apart in the hatchback class.

There's plenty to do at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. With this in mind we've put together a handy Auto Trader top five so you can see the best bits of the event. Whether it's drivers, supercars or art – we'll steer you in the right direction.

With the British Motor Show now defunct, the Goodwood Moving Motor Show in association with Auto Trader has become Britain's alternative motor show, with an attendance list brimming with the world's biggest and best car manufacturers.

The 2011 Goodwood Festival of Speed takes place on July 1-3, and we'll be there showing you the latest metal, the best runs up the hill and all the goings on around the Goodwood Estate.

The Moving Motor Show may only be in its second year supporting the well established Goodwood Festival of Speed, but it is fast becoming recognised as one of the best new car events on the international motoring calendar.
More than 20 car makers are already signed up for the Moving Motor Show, including Ferrari, Ford, Morgan and MINI. You can read our expert reviews on all these cars and more, including the new Ford Focus and BMW 3 Series both of which are available to buy in our new cars section.
For all the latest news and reviews from the show itself, check out our Goodwood news page
How do I enter the Moving Motor Show competition? Visit our competitions page for details on how to enter our Moving Motor Show ticket giveaway.Where is Goodwood? Goodwood is located just outside Chichester, only 60 miles from London and 30 miles from Brighton and Southampton. For more information on transport to and from the event visit the Goodwood Website.Where can I find Auto Trader at Goodwood? You can find the Auto Trader stand located near the start line in the Moving Motor Show area of Goodwood.More Information You can find most of the information you need on the Goodwood website but if you have any questions for the Auto Trader team just ask us on Twitter or Facebook.

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Lotus named lead marque for Goodwood

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Emerson Fittipaldi LAT PHOTOGRAPHIC
Lotus will take center stage as the featured marque at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Emerson Fittipaldi, shown in 1972 at the French Grand Prix, is expected to be on hand. By: Julian Rendell on 3/14/2012

Lotus will take a place of pride as lead marque at June's Goodwood Festival of Speed, backed by an expected record attendance of more than 40 historic racing Lotus models.

“Lotus is an incredibly important British car marque, and we plan to have maybe the greatest concentration of a single marque that we've ever had at the festival,” said Lord March, whose Goodwood historic house provides the backdrop for the four-day event beginning on June 28.

Emerson Fittipaldi will be reunited with his championship-winning Lotus 72 and an early Lotus 7 race car, a type that many drivers--including British Le Mans legend Derek Bell--cut their teeth on in their formative years.

A Type 25 is expected, plus cars from the historic Lotus collection run by Clive Chapman, Colin's son.

A twin-chassis, carbon-tub 88, the first race car to use the aerospace material, is also expected to blast up the hill.

Goodwood will also assemble a unique collection of royal cars and vehicles with a personal link to Queen Elizabeth II, who is celebrating her Diamond Jubilee this year. Many of the 40 or so will come from the Royal Mews, the queen's private garages, including a 1948 Rolls-Royce Phantom and a Series I Land Rover modified to transport the royal corgi dogs.

French President Nicholas Sarkozy is said to have personally signed off on the release of a Citro?n SM used by the queen on a state visit to France in 1972.

The third significant element for the 2012 festival is “Young Guns,” a celebration of the achievements of young racing drivers. Sebastian Vettel, Jensen Button and Lewis Hamilton are promised to star. Vettel will drive his Red Bull Formula One car plus the Infiniti Emerg-E, the mid-engine supercar concept the debuted earlier this month at the Geneva motor show.

The festival will also pave the way for a significant U.S. presence at September's Goodwood Revival historic race meet.

Dan Gurney will be honored at the Revival with a special race, which celebrates his 1963 win at Goodwood Race Circuit at the wheel of a Ferrari. The Ford museum in Detroit has promised to ship over its Le Mans GT40, driven by Gurney.

The Revival will also celebrate 50 years of the AC Cobra, and a feature race made up entirely of Cobras will re-create the noise and fury of last year's dedicated E-type dice.

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