Welcome to Bellbowrie Motors

Specialising in Prestige, all types of SUV's and Used Vehicles. With the largest range of late model, low kilometre vehicles on the coast.

Situated perfectly between Sydney and Brisbane, and nestled between the Great Divide and the beautiful Pacific, Coffs Harbour makes the perfect place to look for your next vehicle.

We are located on the corner of the Pacific Highway & Halls Road, Coffs Harbour South and have the most state of the art facilities in rural NSW

The dealership, which has operated in both Coffs Harbour & Port Macquarie has been owned by Des Taylor for over 30 Years.

Our stable boasts a range of vehicles from renowned manufactures – Audi, Volvo, Škoda, Range Rover, Landrover, Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Fiat Professional, Nissan, Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, and Suzuki.

We specialise in internet sales and can deliver Australia wide with care and attention that is un-paralleled in the Motor Industry.

Volvo V40 has arrived at Bellbowrie European

Fun, performance-inspired design for the demanding driver: The Volvo V40 R-Design meets the needs of the most demanding driver. Its combination of exclusive exterior and interior styling, optional sports chassis and responsive engines create a sporty yet refined 5-door performance hatchback.

See more here or contact Bellbowrie European on 02 6656 8700 for more information. 

 

 

Jeep Grand Cherokee has once again taken the top prize for 2012 Drive Car of the Year - Best 4WD!

Bellbowrie Motors and Jeep Australia are excited to annouce that the winner of Drive's best four-wheel-drive of the year for 2012 is ... Jeep's Grand Cherokee - and the grand Cherokee won the award before a single wheel had turned in testing.

After assessing its likely competitors for the title, it was felt by the judging panel that none could throw out a serious enough challenge to the big Jeep to warrant inclusion. So, for the first time in the award's seven-year history, a reigning champion has been crowned before testing even begins.

To find out more, see the full article from Drive here.