The car boot sales were ranked by reviews, how long a seller can have a pitch, the sellers' fees, the number of months they run for, search volume and the weather.
While it was recently revealed that the cost of living crisis has brought about a rise in car boot sales, Shropshire has now been named the second-best area to buy and sell second-hand goods at car boot sales, ranking high in criteria like the weather and fees for sellers.
The car boot sales were ranked by reviews, how long a seller can have a pitch, the sellers' fees, the number of months they run for, search volume and the weather. The West Midlands Showground hosts 200 sellers all year round and at £7.50 for seller entry, there is plenty of opportunity for people to snap up a bargain.
Ian Bebbington, The Shropshire and West Midlands Agricultural Society’s chief executive, said: “Our car boot sales are held on most Sundays throughout the year from 7.30am – unless the date clashes with one of our main events, and we are always well supported by helpful volunteers. "Sellers who have been unsuccessful in moving items on can donate these goods to us to be put on sale in one of our charity shops.
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