Vauxhall was a British company until November 1925 when it was bought by General Motors. Vauxhall cars have been ubiquitous occupants of British streets for many decades with Vivas, Chevettes, Cavaliers and Corsas being huge sellers often taking the fight to Ford in the battle of the Americans. Few motorists will know the significance of the Vauxhall Griffin logo but come to Great British Car Journey and find out!

Meanwhile the Belmont turns 40 this year.

Come along in your own Vauxhall, Opel or Bedford commercial vehicle and help us tell the story of these most famous sons of Luton.