British Car Day’ 2015 brings together vehicle enthusiasts from across Sri Lanka
View(s):The Classic Car Club of Ceylon together with Land Rover conducted the ‘British Car Day’ at Town Hall premises recently attracting close to 100 classic British automobiles. The vehicles, which belong to well-known enthusiasts, were showcased at the venue before they commenced on a parade route through the heart of Colombo. The parade, which was a sight to behold, ended at the Kingsbury Hotel where all the members were treated to a British-themed brunch which was hosted by the Classic Car Club of Ceylon and Land Rover.
Land Rover made a mark on the event by having a vintage Series 1 Defender as the lead vehicle, which John Rankin, British High Commissioner to Sri Lanka, was travelling in as the Guest of Honour. Land Rover also displayed its latest range of high-end vehicles at the event ranging from the Range Rover Sport, to the ever-popular Evoque.
“Land Rover has always been a major part of the British motor industry. We are very happy to be a part of this event as it gives us the opportunity to showcase our most modern products, against the backdrop of the best cars Britain ever made,” said Sheran Fernando, Managing Director, SML Frontier Automotive.
Every classic British vehicle was represented at the event including Jaguar, Aston Martin, Triumph, Lotus, MG, Morgan and Rolls Royce.
Picture shows a senior member of the Classic Car Club, Kumar Paul greeting Mr. John Rankin British High Commissioner.