21 February, 2026

Whether it’s Miles Davis’s passion for his 275 GTB/4 or John Lennon’s 330 GT 2+2, the relationship between musicians and Ferrari stretches back decades.  That history now takes centre stage in “The Greatest Hits – Music Legends and their Ferraris”, a new exhibition at the Museo Enzo Ferrari in Modena. Through a carefully curated selection of cars, images and sound, the exhibition celebrates the long-standing connection between the Prancing Horse and the world of music in an immersive visitor experience.

A passion for two-wheeled vehicles will ignite the engines in Brescia. From February 22nd to June 30th, 2026, the Brescia Historic Car Museum (formerly the Mille Miglia Museum) will host the exhibition "My Two Wheels – Passion in Motion," an exhibition that recounts over thirty years of motorcycle history through a valuable private collection, with models dating from 1918 to 1950.

Beginning in April 2026, and continuing for twelve months, the Gilmore Car Museum will present a special exhibition of eight original General Motors Motorama dream cars from the collection of Joe Bortz Auto Collection. Bortz invites today’s enthusiasts to step back into the 1950s and 1960s Motorama era and experience the same excitement and sense of wonder that greeted these futuristic automobiles when they first appeared under the spotlights.

The National Automobile Museum – Schlumpf Collection is preparing to host a "Formula 1" exhibition featuring around fifty single-seaters that will cover the entire history of the sport from its beginnings.  The exhibition will follow a chronological order, organized as follows: the section dedicated to the pioneers of the 1950s will particularly highlight Alfa Romeo, Maserati, and Ferrari, while the section devoted to the 1960s and 70s will emphasize the introduction of rear engines and major aerodynamic advancements. The 1980s and 90s will allow us to focus on turbo engines, while modern Formula 1 relies on the concepts of safety, hybridization, and aerodynamics.

The exhibition will run from 11 April to 1 November.

For the 2026 season, our museum presents a new theme: racing cars. Right at the entrance to the site, you'll discover five vehicles representing motor racing. Additionally there are 260 cars and motorcycles, some of which have never been exhibited before.

To celebrate 10 years of its Collections Centre, British Motor Museum has reshuffled the layout on the first floor. Visitors can now discover cars more easily and the museum’s staff made some room for more of their reserve collection.

National Corvette Museum’s new 66,000-square-foot Collections Facility is making progress. This space will bring more of the museum’s historic Corvettes, rare artifacts, and preservation work together under one roof in a purpose-built environment designed for behind-the-scenes access and deeper storytelling. Once completed, guests will have the opportunity to see more of Corvette’s legacy preserved for generations.

Preparations are well underway at Slovakia’s Technical Moto Museum to open a new section of the museum in the near future.

George W. Barber, Jr., founder of the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum and Barber Motorsports Park, died on Sunday, February 15, following a brief illness. He was 85 years old. George Barber led a full life that positively impacted countless others through his generosity, leadership, and vision. Today, tomorrow, and forever, the museum celebrates his legacy.

L'Aventure Peugeot is now showcasing a replica of the 504 Riviera, a concept car designed by Pininfarina in 1971, blending the elegance of a coupé with the practicality of an estate. It is displayed at the museum alongside a 504 coupé and estate, highlighting the unique combination of these two silhouettes. This superb replica required three years of work by HC Classics, commissioned by a British collector.

The latest addtion of Miles Through Time Automotive Museum’s collection is this restored 1952 Chevrolet 3100. The 3100 model came from the Chevrolet Advance Design Series of pickup trucks that spanned from 1947 to 1955, being eventually succeeded by the Chevrolet Task Force Series.

A beautiful 993-generation arena red 911 Turbo is currently on display at Porsche Experience Center Atlanta. This example comes from Texas, where instead of being brought to Atlanta on covered transport, the owner along with two other 993 generation 911 decided to take a roadtrip which started in Houston. Stopping in Little Rock and Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, Alabama before arriving to Atlanta to be displayed. See this car now in the ‘There Is No Substitute’ exhibit at PECATL.

This April, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) opens its new David Geffen Galleries, and among the thousands of sculptures, paintings, and other art installations will be a single, special car. It's one of the two personal Studebaker Avantis owned by Raymond Loewy, a designer of such prolific work as to have styled everything from stunning art deco locomotives to the iconic silhouette of the Coca-Cola bottle.

This legendary 1991 Nissan Skyline R32 is currently on display at the National Automobile Museum of Tasmania. This created a sensation when it was clocked at 327 kph on Conrod straight at Bathurst. This is believed to be the highest speed ever recorded on Conrod. The car was actually doing 338 kph after the speed trap at the braking point for the Chase. It currently holds the sports sedan lap record at Baskerville at 51.4 seconds. It also holds the Symmons Plains lap record for sports sedans at 50.5 secs.

Classic Vehicle Museum Mostar, the only public exhibition of classic vehicles in Bosnia-Herzegovina opened a new section of its display, where old record players and gramophones are being shown.