7 November, 2026

The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry is partnering with the Richard H. Driehaus Art Exhibition Lending Foundation for "Cars That Moved America," which will explore how the automobile shaped the American experience. The exhibition will open in March 2027 and will feature more than 40 vehicles from the Richard H. Driehaus Automobile Collection.  The exhibition will examine the cars through five lenses — the evolution of design, mass production, wartime manufacturing, the American freeway system, and competition and speed.

From November 28, 2026, to March 7, 2027, the National Automobile Museum in Mulhouse will exhibit around ten modern Bugatti cars from @therealpearlcollection—the renowned private collection belonging to Swiss owner Fritz Burkard. This exhibition will offer an opportunity to discover several models that are very little known, or perhaps even previously unseen in public.

The Stockerau Automobile Museum is celebrating its 40th anniversary—and looking back on four decades filled with enthusiasm for classic cars, technical innovations, and the history of mobility. Since its founding by Peter Malek and a group of classic car enthusiasts, the museum has delighted visitors of all ages with fascinating vehicles, lovingly maintained rarities, and exciting insights into the evolution of the automobile.

A 1950 Chevrolet 3100 pickup is joining Classic Motor Museum of St Michaels’ collection. Originally a California black-tag truck, this beauty spent decades on the West Coast before being purchased by Pete & Diane Pappas in 2012. Restored in 2011, it features a vintage 261 cubic-inch inline-six engine paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Thanks to Pete & Diane, their generous donation will help the museum preserve another piece of automotive history.

The newest addition to Reims Champagne Automobile Museum’s collection - representing a missing link in the 2-cylinder Citroën lineup - is a 4-seater Méhari from 1976. Built in front-wheel (1968–1988) and four-wheel drive (1980–1983) variants, the Méhari features ABS plastic bodywork with optional/removable doors and foldable, stowable, fabric convertible top. It weighed approx. 535 kg, and featured the fully independent suspension and chassis of all Citroën 'A-Series' vehicles, using the 602 cc variant of the flat twin petrol engine shared with the 2CV6, Dyane, and Citroën Ami.

The second Vector M12 has recently arrived at the Double Red Cars Museum in Slovakia. Only 14 customer cars were ever built in the entire world, making this machine ultra-rare in the automotive universe. Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime display! The museum is open every day (including weekends, holidays, and school breaks) from 8:00 AM to 20:00 PM.

A fully restored Saurer Migros-Bus is currently on display at the Swiss Museum of Transport. From 1925 to 2007, Swiss Migros cooperative grocery stores ran a program to sell groceries from specialty built buses throughout Switzerland. It started with five rolling bus-stores in the summer of 1925 that must have felt more like market stalls according to the old pictures. In its hey days in the sixties, 144 rolling buses criss-crossed the Swiss landscape and enticed housewives up and down the land to shop close to their door step.

Two beautifully restored Buick cars have been donated to the National Motor Museum Trust. Although the cars have an American brand, they are right hand drive, and one was actually built in London.  The cars have been donated by Dave and Monica Wiltshire from Beckenham in southeast London. And it was Dave with his late father Charlie Wiltshire that restored the cars. The Buick Phaeton 1930 Model 45 was built in Flint, Michigan. The 1931 McLaughlin Buick is  also right hand drive but was built at The Hyde in northwest London, with parts shipped out from Oshawa, Canada. 

Spain's Automotive and History Museum (MAHI) welcomed this week one of their latest acquisitions, an Audi Coupe 2.3 E. This elegant 1990s coupé embodies the true essence of Audi, featuring the legendary 5-cylinder engine. The 2.3-liter unit is renowned for its distinctive sound and the rugged reliability that made Audi’s 5-cylinder engines a true hallmark of the brand. With its sporty aesthetic, sharp, defined lines, and that unmistakable front-end design typical of the era, this Coupé shares its DNA with the family that gave rise to the legendary Audi quattro.

The Nelson Classic Car Museum is @gteawards Excellence in Tourism Award Winner 2026. The GTE Awards celebrate the most loved experiences in global tourism - based entirely on verified guest reviews. GTE Awards mission is to recognise excellence in travel through the voice of the traveler, not industry politics.

The new project bike display area of Australia’s Museum of Vehicle Evolution (MOVE) is starting to take shape, showcasing a fascinating collection of rare and unique Harley-Davidson motorcycles. From beautifully restored classics to remarkable unrestored originals, each with its own history, character and story to tell.

The Lincoln Motor Car Heritage Museum is now temporarily closed for approximately seven weeks while improvements are being made to their facilities. The museum appreciates your patience and understanding during this time. It looks forward to welcoming visitors back and continuing to share the remarkable history and heritage of Lincoln automobiles.