Founded in 2008 by a group of Vauxhall owners and enthusiasts, to serve the growing needs of the Vauxhall owners and enthusiasts in South Wales.
The club is open to anybody who has an interest in Vauxhall’s, there is no need to own one. It’s about making friends, attending meetings and having something to do in your Vauxhall. Whether it be at show, a meet, a few days away or a track day or getting help with your Vauxhall, from technical advice, to just some moral support when something goes wrong. Also finding out where to go for the best services or parts where you will not get ripped off or get poor service.
SWVaux has the philosophy that it shall be run on the basis of a NON-profit making club, be open to everyone who owns, drives or shares a common interest in Vauxhall’s. The club will listen to all its members on new suggestions and ways forward and each suggestion will be judged on its own merits.
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