North Carolina Car Clubs
23 North Carolina car clubs with their own websites: AACA chapters, Corvette, Mustang, Pontiac, Camaro, British, BMW, Audi and Z clubs.
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Charlotte Metro North Carolina Car Clubs
Carolina Classic Pontiac Club
Founded in December 1995, with about thirty people at the first meeting.
Carolina Z Club
Charlotte-based, gathering Z, G and GT-R owners from both Carolinas since 1995.
Classic Camaros of the Carolinas
Formed at a January 8, 2011 meeting of Camaro owners in Concord.
Hornets Nest Region AACA
AACA chartered the region in October 1967, at a board meeting held during the Hershey Fall Meet.
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Coastal North Carolina Car Clubs
Cape Fear Chapter, NC Region AACA
Chartered in 1972 and based in Wilmington, serving the Lower Cape Fear.
New River Chapter AACA
One of fourteen chapters in the North Carolina Region of AACA, with roughly 25 members.
Eastern North Carolina Car Clubs
Coastal Plains Chapter AACA
Based in the Greenville area and one of 14 AACA chapters in the NC Region.
Sandhills North Carolina Car Clubs
Corvettes of Sandhills
Draws Corvette owners from Southern Pines, Pinehurst, Aberdeen and the surrounding Sandhills.
Statewide North Carolina Car Clubs
Triad North Carolina Car Clubs
Alamance Region AACA
Started in December 1964 with 17 charter members; the roster now stands at 83.
Furnitureland Chapter AACA
Calls itself the Furnitureland Car Club, High Point, and covers the furniture towns of High Point, Thomasville and Lexington.
Triangle North Carolina Car Clubs
Corvettes International
Lee Kramer and Bill Rathbone held the first meeting on October 1, 1968; bylaws were approved by 15 original members.
North Carolina MG Car Club
Over 200 members and families, based in the Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill area.
Tarheel Tigers Pontiac Club
A local chapter of the GTO Association of America, based in Raleigh.
The TarWheel A's
Serves Model A hobbyists across the Triangle, with members from Raleigh to Wake Forest.
Western North Carolina Car Clubs
Apple Country Corvette Club
Set up in April 2019 in Hendersonville by 10 founding members with 5 Corvettes.
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North Carolina Car Club Questions
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How do I find a club near me in North Carolina?
Clubs above are grouped by area, from Charlotte Metro, the Triad and the Triangle to Western, Eastern and Coastal North Carolina and the Sandhills.
What has to be true for a club to appear here?
A website of its own that says what the club does and where. Social-media-only groups are left off for now.
Do NC clubs run their own shows?
Many host shows, tours, driving schools and charity drives; each club page lists them.
How many AACA chapters are listed?
9 so far, the Hornets Nest Region in Charlotte among them.
Are there statewide NC clubs?
Yes. The Tarheel Chapter of the BMW CCA and Audi Club Carolinas draw members from across the state.
How can a North Carolina club get listed?
Pass its web address along using the schedule page form.
Can I belong to several clubs?
Sure, dues and rules differ club to club.
Do the NC clubs keep busy through winter?
Most keep monthly meetings going and many hold drives and Cars and Coffee mornings all year; see each club page.
North Carolina cruise-ins and Cars and Coffee
Know a car show that is not listed?
Send it here with a link to the organizer’s event page, flyer or schedule. Weekly and monthly ones only need to go in once. If that page shows the name and the date (or the day of the week), it goes on this page right away. If not, we check it by hand within a week.
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