Welcome to the Historic & Classic Vehicles Alliance
The HCVA represents the collective voice of the hundreds of SME’s who provide services across the historic and classic vehicle sector, supported by the individuals and enthusiasts who rely on them.
Through collaboration, transparency and proactive lobbying the HCVA seeks to increase awareness and education of the sectors economic and social benefits, to ensure those responsible for policy and regulation are challenged and held accountable, to promote sustainable innovation and technologies and to ensure the HCVA member community is engaged and confident their voices will be heard.
The Bicester January Scramble was the perfect way to kick off 2026!
Our own Paddy Coppinger caught up with some friends of the HCVA in front of camera to discuss the important ongoing work of the HCVA and hear about a hugely exciting upcoming project between multiple HCVA member organisations. Guests in this video include Dale Keller of the HCVA, Mike Brewer, Clinton Geldard and James Hannon.
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HCVA members take the 2025 International Historic Motoring Awards by storm!
We are delighted to announce that HCVA members and affiliates have triumphed across a range of categories at the 2025 International Historic Motoring Awards held at The Peninsula, London.
These awards are considered the most prestigious accolades in the world of classic and historic motoring and the judging panel consisted of leading figures across the industry and media.
Latest Joining Members
We're delighted to announce that the following companies have just joined the HCVA and are doing their part to protect the future of classic and historic vehicles in the UK.
"The Bugatti Owners’ Club has been at the forefront of protecting the use of Bugatti, Vintage and Historic Cars since 1929. We view membership of HCVA is a crucial aspect of continuing this vital function for our Club. "
Colin Bullock, Chairman
Our Affiliations
We are delighted that these excellent organisations are affiliated to the HCVA and share our aims and objectives in protecting the world of historic and classic motoring for all.
Support the future of classic and historic vehicles in the UK
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Trade & Industry Membership
As the Trade Association for the classic and historic vehicle sector we exist to promote the interests of our members. We work to ensure that policy makers and regulators are held accountable, we promote innovation and skills development and ensure the voices of our members are heard.
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Owners & Enthusiasts Membership
Classic and historic vehicles are a valuable, iconic part of our shared heritage and we work to ensure that the sector that supports them can flourish in a changing regulatory and economic environment. Your membership actively supports our vital work and helps to ensure that you can enjoy your classic for years to come.
"The classic and historic vehicle industry is a great British success story that gives pleasure to millions and it would be disastrous if it suffered serious damage through neglect or ignorance. We need to do all we can to support a sector that provides thousands of highly skilled and well-paid jobs in my constituency and across the UK and preserves exemplary skills and craftsmanship."
Nus Ghani, MP for East Sussex & former Transport Minister
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The HCVA guide to registering your classic or historic vehicle
Use this guidance to help you successfully navigate what you need to do to correctly register your historic or classic vehicle with the DVLA, or notify changes following a repair, restoration or modification.Ensuring that the correct form(s) and any required supporting evidence are submitted correctly in the first instance will help to avoid issues and delays with your application.