Cars N Coffee Liverpool has confirmed two new sponsors ahead of its 10th anniversary event, scheduled for 18 May 2025. Cataclean Global Ltd and Dark Horse Detailing, in partnership with Gtechniq Ltd, will support the monthly automotive gathering as it enters its second decade.
The event, which enjoys ongoing support from Liverpool City Council and Mersey Police, has become a popular fixture in the region’s motoring calendar. Organisers emphasised that sponsorship is essential to keep the event running.
Cataclean Global Ltd, widely recognised for its fuel and exhaust cleaning products, is a familiar name to British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) followers. Its products are approved by RAC and stocked in leading retailers such as Halfords and Walmart in the USA. The company’s involvement in Cars N Coffee reflects its continued alignment with UK car culture and the performance enthusiast market.
Joining as a second sponsor, Dark Horse Detailing operates in partnership with Gtechniq Ltd — a brand known for ceramic coatings and detailing products. Their support brings a focus on car care and presentation, a key interest for many event attendees.
Cars N Coffee Liverpool also acknowledged the ongoing support of its current sponsors:
▪ Weaver Car Storage Ltd
▪ Impact Support Solutions Ltd
▪ YOGAZEN
▪ Charalene Lee
▪ Auto Renew Limited
▪ Kim Bennison at McQuillan Insurance Brokers
Organisers credited sponsors with enabling the event’s continued success.
Tagged with: Cars N Coffee Liverpool, Cataclean Global, BTCC, Dark Horse Detailing, Gtechniq, UK motoring events, Liverpool car scene, automotive sponsorships
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