CDN takes a look at some of the new cars that will be revealed during the 2023 Festival of Speed
Goodwood has cemented itself as one of the premier fixtures of the automotive events calendar and is certainly top dog on the UK scene at this stage.
With gaps in the traditional motorshow calendar to be filled (most notably Geneva), shows like Goodwood have a chance to step things up even further and at this year’s show we expect a veritable smorgasbord of models to make their debut. We also hear that there will be various design VPs prowling the lawns of Goodwood house, and the CDN team will be on hand to grab interviews during the day.
Ahead of the show, which runs between Thursday 13th and Sunday 16th July, we have put together a list of the cars we know will be revealed in the metal.
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Mini Aceman Concept
We first covered this back in September 2022 and previews a…
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