18 October, 2025

The Petersen Automotive Museum, in collaboration with Aston Martin, will debut a new exhibit dedicated to the ultra-luxury British performance brand this fall. Titled “Performance and Prestige: A History of Aston Martin,” the showcase will bring together more than a dozen rare and celebrated vehicles from Aston Martin’s 112-year history. Opening October 26 in the museum’s Meyers Gallery, the exhibition will trace the iconic British marque’s evolution from its founding in 1913 to its modern-day position as a leader in performance and luxury. The exhibition will be open until October, 2026

From 15 October, Mobility City Zaragoza will shine in the colours of the iconic Opel Blitz. Located on the landmark Zaha Hadid Bridge over the Ebro River, this space dedicated to future mobility of large cities will host ‘Opel Love’ – an immersive journey through Opel’s history and its unique relationship with the Aragonese capital. The exhibition will be open to visitors until the end of February 2026.

The Museum of Solutions (MuSo) in Mumbai has unveiled its latest exhibit called Vroom, and it is an automotive experience designed for children. This exhibit at the children’s museum has been conceptualised and executed in partnership with Planet Auto, and it is the perfect place for kids to experience automobiles in an immersive way.

GEDEE Car Museum in Coimbatore city has added a new section for performance cars, where visitors can explore vehicles that left a mark on racing circuits and defined automotive innovation. The displays include race cars built in Coimbatore, linking local contributions to the global motorsport story, and complement the museum’s existing collection of vintage cars.

The National Corvette Museum is announcing a major expansion to protect and grow its Corvette collection. According to a release by the museum on October 14, a new 66,000-square-foot collections facility is set to open in fall 2026. The facility will serve as the future home for some of the world’s most important historic Corvettes, Corvette artifacts and Corvette preservation efforts. Once complete, the building will offer behind-the-scenes tours for visitors who want to explore Corvette’s past in new ways, offering unprecedented public access to the museum’s collection.

The International Historic Motoring Awards (IHMA) announced this year’s contenders – celebrating the remarkable people, machines, clubs, museums, media and institutions driving excellence throughout the historic car world. Experts and enthusiasts from across the globe made a record number of nominations in 15 categories. This year’s contenders have been selected in categories recognising excellence in areas ranging from outstanding restorations and internationally acclaimed events to exceptional individual achievements.

The Savoy Automobile Museum presents one of only three factory racecars built by Jaguar in 1950 - the beautifully restored 1950 Jaguar XK120 Roadster - now on display in Gallery B. This exceptional car was driven by Jack McAfee in the Fourth Annual Palm Springs Road Race. In a dramatic moment, McAfee spun out on a turn, waited for the field to pass, then jumped back into the race - charging all the way to a stunning first-place finish by the end of the day. On loan from Private Collection

The Auto Sport Museum of Châtillon-Coligny, France, presents two newly arrived cars: a 1955 Renault 4CV, prepared for rallies and hill climbs with an Alpine 1600 engine, as well as a 1966 Ford Mustang with a 6-cylinder engine.

The Museum of Rally presents this beautiful VW Rallye G60 as a tribute to driver Erwin Weber and co-driver Manfred Hiemer, expanding the history of the WRC portrayed in the museum. Visit the museum in Fafe, Portugal, and take a journey through the history of national and international rallies.

 Now on display at the Pontiac Transportation Museum — a 1926 Pontiac Coupe, the very first year of the Pontiac brand! This beautiful example shows exactly what these cars looked like when they first rolled off the line — elegant, purposeful, and proudly Built in Pontiac.

The latest addition to Motala Motormuseum's collection is this BSA motorcycle from 1919, powered by a 500 cc engine with 4.5 hp. BSA motorcycles were made by the Birmingham Small Arms Company Limited (BSA), which was a major British industrial combine. At its peak, BSA (including Triumph) was the largest motorcycle producer in the world.

The DFW Car & Toy Museum is thrilled to showcase this 1958 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Roadster, resplendent in radiant red and proudly part of the esteemed Ron Sturgeon Collection. A masterpiece born from the legendary "Gullwing" coupe, the 300 SL Roadster elevated performance, sophistication, and drivability into a realm all its own - captivating enthusiasts, collectors, and celebrities alike for generations.

On October 14, the Trafalgar Holden Museum had a very special delivery. Representatives from Museums Victoria visited to hand over two incredible model cars - the Efigy and the Time Attack. If you don’t know the story behind these one-of-a-kind creations, visit the museum and discover why they are such an important part of Holden’s design legacy.

The Lopresto Collection has signed a partnership agreement with the Italian Railway foundation. Side by side with their beautifully restored vintage trains, the museum showcased its Alfa Romeo 1900L Francis Lombardi, formerly used by the italian president Gronchi, and its Osca 1600 GT Touring. The Lopresto Collection is looking forward to its first collaborations starting at the beginning of 2026 at the National Railway Museum of Pietrarsa.