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San Diego Automotive Museum Opens New Exhibit ‘Formula One Stories’
San Diego Automotive Museum's new 'Formula
One Stories' exhibit delves into some of Formula One's most storied racers
including Fangio, Ascari, Senna, Schumacher, and Verstappen, as well as
thrilling races, such as the 1968 German Grand Prix at Nurburgring. On display between March 1, 2026 – June 14, 2026.
CARDE Museum Celebrates The 100th Anniversary of Amaral Gurgel’s Birth
March marks the centenary of the birth of one of Brazil’s great visionaries, who took his ideas on mobility off the drawing board and turned them into reality. The engineer and entrepreneur João do Amaral Gurgel, founder of the Gurgel brand, realised his dream of producing genuinely Brazilian vehicles and left behind a legacy built on an extraordinary career.
This story will be told in great detail at the exhibition ‘Amaral Gurgel – 100 Years of Legacy’, organised by the CARDE Museum in Campos do Jordão (SP), which runs until 30 March.
‘Driven to Preserve’ Is Now Open at National Corvette Museum
‘Driven
to Preserve’ is now open at the National Corvette Museum. The museum's newest
exhibition offers a closer look at the work that protects Corvette
history. Explore how vehicles and artifacts are documented, preserved,
and interpreted to protect more than 120 historically significant
Corvettes and over 50,000 artifacts.
Technik Museum Speyer’s ‘Legends on Wheels’ Extended Until November 2026
You can experience this fascinating development of commercial vehicles in the special exhibition 'Legends on Wheels – Pioneering Spirit, Innovation, Tradition' at the Technik Museum Speyer.
And because the enthusiasm is so great, the exhibition has been extended until November 8, 2026.
Together with Mercedes-Benz Trucks Classic, the museum is showcasing 18 impressive commercial vehicles from the years 1899 to 2024 – from the Daimler cardan-driven truck to modern concept vehicles.
German Two-Wheeler and NSU Museum Neckarsulm Previews ‘Made in Japan – Part I – 1980-1995 – Dominance of the Big Four’
German Two-Wheeler and NSU Museum Neckarsulm previews its next exhibition project: 'Made in Japan – Part I – 1980-1995 - Dominance of the Big Four' The new exhibition will run from June 2026 until May 1, 2027. Japanese motorcycle brands dominated the German market in the 1980s with up to 85% market share – and a similar figure held true for the global market.
Selected production models document the glorious, dynamic era of the Japanese Big Four.
Historic Lalique Car Mascot Exhibition Verre et Vitesse – Glass and Speed To Open At The Bugatti Trust Museum And Study Centre
The Bugatti Trust is proud to welcome a special guest exhibition devoted to the artistry of René Lalique’s automotive mascots as often seen adorning the hoods of Bugattis and other prestigious marques of the early 20thcentury. Bugatti and Lalique represent the pinnacle of early 20th century artistry though expressed through very different media and the new Lalique display will be complemented by the Bugatti Trust’s exhibits dedicated to the oeuvres of Ettore, Rembrandt, Jean and Carlo Bugatti. Opening on April 2nd, ‘Verre et Vitesse’ will be on display to the visiting public until May 29th
Unique Indian Motorcycle Collection Moves from Croatia to Slovenia
A unique collection of over 30 Indian motorcycles has found a new home in Slovenia. Samo Rančigaj has amassed this collection over 40 years. Previously the motorcycles were shown in Dubrovnik, Croatia. Now the exhibition is part of Hotel Grof in Vransko, Slovenia.
Alfa Romeo To Celeberate 100th Anniversary of Touring With Special Festival
On Sunday 29 March, the Alfa Romeo Museum celebrates Touring’s 100th anniversary with a special day dedicated to design and motorsport, including a parade of Touring-bodied cars on the track and the ‘100 Years of Touring’ backstage event, which traces a century of collaboration between Alfa Romeo and Touring Superleggera: from the earliest bodywork to the iconic Superleggera berlinettas, right through to the assembly of the 33 Stradale and the present day.
1953 Kaiser Dragon Now on Display at Savoy Automobile Museum
Now
on display as part of Savoy Automobile Museum's temporary exhibit “And The Winner Is…” is this stunning 1953 Kaiser Dragon from the Savoy Collection. With its eye-catching paint and unique design, the Kaiser Dragon was truly ahead of its time - imagining a world where automotive luxury met fine jewelry, making every night out feel unforgettable. In 2000, this
remarkable car won the prestigious Senior National First Prize from the
Antique Automobile Club of America.
Lions Automobilia Foundation Presents Freshly Restored Willys Model 77 Roadster
Recently
out of the Lions Automobilia Restoration, Fabrication and Paint shop is this unique 1933 Willys Model 77 Roadster, originally
constructed by Australia’s Holden Motor Body Builders and fitted with
right-hand-drive, a Convertible with a Rumble Seat. The in-house
restoration and Blue & Black paint took nearly eighteen months to
complete. This one of a kind beauty is currently on display in the Willys Gallery at Lions Automobilia Foundation.
AMHT Takes Delivery of 1954 Aston Martin DB2/4 Vignale
The Aston Martin Heritage Trust has taken delivery of this rare 1954 Aston Martin DB2/4 Vignale.
Originally commissioned by the King of Belgium, this one‑of‑a‑kind car
is absolutely stunning! Come and
see it for yourself while it’s on display at the Aston Martin Heritage
Trust Museum.
Fire Museum Bavaria Welcomes LF 8 Fire Engine on Ford FK2500 Chassis
During the winter break, the Bavarian Fire Museum was able to add another special vehicle to its collection: an LF 8 fire engine on a rare Ford FK2500 chassis. The vehicle is made even more exceptional by the bodywork from Bonn-based manufacturer Miesen. Manufactured in 1955, the fire engine was first used by the Altenerding Fire Department. Following the museum's TSF Ford Transit – a very common model – it now has its second Ford vehicle on display.
1968 AMC AMX Rolls in Southwards Car Museum
The latest addition to Southwards Car Museum's collection is this 1968 AMC AMX. American Motors Corporation (AMC) introduced its AMX performance car in March 1968. It was based on the new-for-1968 Javelin, but with a shorter wheelbase and deletion of the rear seat. In addition, the AMX's rear quarter windows remained fixed, making it a coupe, while the Javelin was a true two-door hardtop.
Tampa Bay Automobile Museum Offers Rare Chance to Bid on Museum Cars via Car Auction with Hagerty
The Tampa Bay Automobile Museum has opened an exclusive no reserve online car auction through Hagerty, featuring 18 active lots drawn from the museum’s long-term restoration, preservation and stewardship. For collectors, this is the kind of opportunity that almost never comes around: a chance to bid on a museum-owned vehicle you may have admired in person or had your eye on for years, and to bring a piece of automotive engineering history into your own collection.
Gilmore Car Museum Partners with BaT Auctioning a Small Group of Vehicles at No Reserve
The Gilmore Car Museum has partnered with Bring a Trailer to offer a small group of vehicles from its collection at no reserve auction. Featured vehicles range from a 1930 Hudson Model T Rumble Seat Coupe to a 1973 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible once owned by Jim Gilmore, along with several other classic American machines that have been part of the museum's story in Hickory Corners.
City of Chemnitz To Celebrate 100th Birthday of Carl H Hahn With Special Exhibition
The city of Chemnitz is seeking assistance: "On 1 July 2026, Carl H. Hahn, former head of Volkswagen would have turned 100. The City of Chemnitz would like to celebrate this anniversary with events, exhibitions, talks and guided tours of the city. To this end, we are looking for people who knew Carl Hahn personally or who can share stories about him. His life is inextricably linked to the history of the motor industry in Chemnitz".