This very special event at the British Motor Museum is organised in partnership with the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust (JDHT). Come and join hundreds of Jaguars, Daimlers, Swallows, SS and Lanchesters as we celebrate 50 years of the Jaguar XJS at this unmissable event, featuring cars from a host of different Jaguar Clubs and individuals.
Jaguars at Gaydon is a friendly and informal gathering for Jaguars and Daimlers owners and automotive enthusiasts alike, so come and join us for a great day out as we look forward to Jaguar’s future and celebrate 90 years of the Jaguar marque. This year, we’re proud to be partnering once again with the Jaguar Drivers Club to host the Champion of Champions Concours. New to the event will be the RIWAX Trophy – a more accessible concourse category aimed at regularly used cars that tell a great story.
Even if you don't own a Jaguar yourself, this is a great opportunity to check out all the big cats we’ll have on display, both outside in the main show display areas and in the Collections Centre, home to the impressive collection held by JDHT, including a few rarely seen variants on display for this event. There’s a dedicated Jaguar Zone in the main Museum too! Your show ticket will give you access to both the Museum and Collections Centre buildings, including over 400 historic British cars, so take advantage to explore these iconic vehicles!
On the day, we will have a commentator on a roving microphone moving around and chatting to visitors about their Jaguars.
Show Highlights
For the first time at this event a limited number of visitors can gain access to the Jaguar Land Rover test track at Gaydon for some chaperoned laps (additional fees will apply). Visitors can choose to participate in their own vehicles or as passengers in some very special cars from the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust collection.
This exciting opportunity is provided by JDHT and supported by JLR, and you can find out more information by visiting the JDHT website. To secure your place on the test track experience, you must first purchase your ticket via the button below, and then book your place through the JDHT website by clicking here.
Vehicle Exhibitors
Join hundreds of Jaguars for just £12 and be part of a fantastic show display. This includes a pass to display the vehicle and gives admission for the driver to the show, Museum and Collections Centre. Any additional passengers must book individual passenger tickets. This ticket cannot be converted to an Annual Pass. Tap the button below to book your tickets.
Gates open to Vehicle Exhibitors on each day at 8.30am. All display vehicles must be in place by 10.30am. Please have your tickets ready to show our marshals at the gates. We ask that you treat our staff with respect.
Book your visitor tickets
Book your ticket to enjoy the show and explore the Museum too! Book in advance and SAVE as tickets are just £17 per adult, £9 per child, £15 per concession and £46 for a family of 4.
Tap the button below to book.
Or support the Museum and get an Annual Pass!
When booking your ticket, choose to donate your entry fee when prompted and in return, we'll convert your ticket to an Annual Pass at no extra cost - which you can use to visit for both days. You will also have the chance to Gift Aid your donation. Please be a Gift Aid visitor if possible; it makes a big difference to our charity. This can only be done at the time of booking.
Premium Members, Members & Annual Pass holders
You can visit the show for free! Simply select your show visit date and choose either the 'Premium Members & Members' or 'Annual Pass holders' option and follow the steps. Tap here to book your ticket.
Trade stands and club entry
We have trade stand plots and club spaces available for the show! All trade and club entry is handled by the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust.
To learn more, and to book, contact JDHT at enquiries@jaguarheritage.com.
Be respectful
Please drive safely, respect our local community and abide by all speed limits. CCTV is in operation and unacceptable driving behaviour may result in footage being shared with the police.
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