For many young girls growing up, the dream is to one day be just like their mother.

But Natalie, Jazmyne and Tamika Wardell aren't just alike - they're almost identical.

A car lover, Mrs Wardell, 45, will this weekend attend her 23rd straight Summernats car festival in Canberra with her husband Brendan and daughters in tow.

Despite being more than double the age of her two eldest daughters - Jazmyne, 21 and Tamika, 19 - it's little surprise the trio of blonde beauties are commonly mistaken for sisters.

From heading out for dinner and the movies, to attending car and music festivals, Mrs Wardell told Daily Mail Australia she and her girls are the best of friends.

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Natalie, 45 (left), Tamika, 19 (centre), and Jazmyne Wardell, 21 (right), are often mistaken for sisters

Mrs Wardell (left) is this year attending her 23rd consecutive Summernats car festival and has taken eldest daughter Jazmyne (right) along with her to enjoy their regular family outing

'Every weekend as a family we try to go to a car event,' Mrs Wardell told Daily Mail Australia.

'Two of them are into cars but one's not, which is good for my husband because he doesn't have any sons at all.'

A self-confessed 'bogan Barbie' - an affectionate term for a buxom blonde redneck - Mrs Wardell met her husband after stopping to admire his car while out shopping.

More than two decades on and they share three stunning daughters and still attend car events across the country, often turning them into holidays for the whole family.

While many daughters are embarrassed to hang out with their mum once they reach their teenage years, these girls continue to enjoy Mrs Wardell's company, despite the constant comments about their similarities.

'People ask if we're sisters all the time, and some even think Jazmyne is my mum because she’s so tall and I'm so short,' Mrs Wardell said.

While many daughters are embarrassed to hang out with their mum once they reach their teenage years, Jazmyne (right) and her two siblings enjoy being by Mrs Wardell's (left) side

Mrs Wardell (pictured) said that wherever she goes with her young daughters they are often confused for sisters. 2016 will be the 23rd straight year she's attended Summernats festival

Her eldest daughter Jazmyne (pictured) is a keen car enthusiast and is currently building her own car. She and her mother regularly posts photos of themselves out and about together

Even middle daughter Tamika (pictured) is confused for being a sister of her mum, however Mrs Wardell said she's not as into cars as her two other sisters

Mrs Wardell (left) said that she sees the comments as a compliment, while the Jazmyne (right) and her two other girls often see the lighter side

'Just yesterday at Summernats we were waiting to get to in a ute and somebody asked if we were sisters.

'I guess it's a compliment to me, but people will say things like "You try to copy them", but I mean I've had long blonde hair since I was 15. It's just genetics.'

While the constant comparisons can become monotonous, Mrs Wardell said they do try and see the lighter side.

'It’s funny when we’re walking around somewhere and she yells out Mum,' she said.

'Everyone looks around as if to say, "Who on earth are you talking to?".'

Mrs Wardle (pictured), a self-confessed 'bogan Barbie', met her husband after stopping to admire his car

On Saturday afternoon Jazmyne (pictured) will compete for the Ms Summernats 2016 title

Jazmyne (left), Natalie (middle) and the Wardell family regularly make trips across Australia together attending different car meets

On Saturday Jazmyne will compete in the annual Ms Summernats competition.

With the rest of the Wardell family showing off their hot cars and burning rubber, it's always a busy day.

But Mrs Wardell said while others may judge her family for going to events notorious for being filled with booze and middle-aged, it kept them close together.

'What I notice is that my friends who aren’t into cars but their husband’s are seem to fight alot,' she said.

'It brings us closer as a family. It's great.'