Georgia Car Clubs
19 Georgia car clubs with their own websites: Corvette, Porsche, BMW, Mustang, Thunderbird, Buick, British, Jeep and AACA clubs.
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Coastal Georgia Car Clubs
Coastal Corvette Association
Six friends met in a Savannah parking lot on March 31, 1993 to start the club.
Coastal Empire Region, Porsche Club of America
Split off from the Palmetto Region in September 2001 and received its PCA charter that December.
Metro Atlanta Georgia Car Clubs
Atlanta Classic Thunderbird Club
Welcomes Thunderbirds of every year but centers on the two-seat 1955-1957 cars.
Atlanta Region SCCA
Says its purpose is getting people into motorsports, no racecar or mechanical skill needed.
Corvette Cruisers of Atlanta
Started in 2008 for owners who share the pride of Corvette ownership.
Dixie Chapter, Buick Club of America
Chartered in March 1980; founding director Bruce Kile is still active.
Georgia Triumph Association
Describes itself as Georgia's only all-Triumph car club, with more than 170 members and over 200 cars.
North Georgia Jaguar Club
Roy Cleveland, Joe Newell and Terry Hulsey started this JCNA-affiliated club in late 2001.
Peachstate Region, Porsche Club of America
Nearly 4,000 members from Peachtree City to North Georgia, which the region says makes it one of PCA's largest.
Peachtree Chapter, BMW Car Club of America
The Georgia chapter of the BMW Car Club of America, open to owners of any BMW model.
Peachtree MG Registry
Active since 1984 and open to anyone with an interest in British cars and motorcycles, whatever the make or age.
North Georgia Car Clubs
Lake Allatoona Region AACA
A local region of the Antique Automobile Club of America based around Cartersville.
Lanier Corvettes Unlimited
Five Corvette owners set the club up in 1991; it serves Northeast Georgia and the north metro Atlanta area.
Northeast Georgia Mustang Club
Received its Mustang Club of America regional charter on May 8, 1990.
Statewide Georgia Car Clubs
Georgia Jeep Alliance Club
A 501(c)(3) Jeep club serving all of Georgia, with North, East, West and South chapters.
Georgia Street Rod Association
A statewide association for automotive and transportation enthusiasts focused on education, safety and fellowship.
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Georgia Car Club Questions
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Which Georgia club is closest to me?
Clubs above are grouped by region: Metro Atlanta, North Georgia and Coastal Georgia, plus clubs that cover the whole state.
Which clubs make the cut for this list?
Its own website that says what the club does and where. Groups found only on social media are left off for now.
Do Georgia clubs hold their own shows?
Many run shows, tours, autocross and charity drives; each club page lists them.
Georgia Corvette clubs on the list number how many?
4 so far, from Savannah to Lawrenceville, Fayetteville and Lake Lanier.
Are there clubs for all of Georgia?
Yes. The Georgia Jeep Alliance has chapters in each corner of the state and the Georgia Street Rod Association is statewide.
How can a Georgia club be added?
Send its website with the form on the calendar page.
Can I join more than one?
Yes; dues and rules vary by club.
Are Georgia clubs active in winter?
Most meet monthly all year, and the mild weather keeps drives and autocross going too; see each club page.
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Know a car show that is not listed?
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