28 March, 2026

From April 4 to November 1, 2026, Matra Museum's temporary exhibition 'Deutsche Qualität' proposes an immersion in the heart of the German automobile, a global reference in precision, innovation and performance. Through an exceptional selection of iconic vehicles, enhanced with photographs and miniatures, the exhibition retraces more than a century of industrial know-how.

On April 10th, the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum will open its newest permanent exhibit, the "Workers Behind the Wheels Gallery. Installed in the northeast interior office space originally used by Roy Faulkner, Vice President of the Auburn Automobile Company, this room has never before been open to visitors. The Workers Gallery documents and interprets the specific jobs, skills, and daily experiences of the men and women who kept the Auburn Automobile Company running. 

BMW Welt is pleased to welcome a new artistic icon to its exhibition: the BMW Art Car by Ernst Fuchs. With its striking colors and intricate forms, this vehicle reflects Fuchs’ unmistakable style and his ability to turn imagination into reality. Now on display at the Museum, it stands as a testament to the long-standing dialogue between art and mobility within the BMW Art Car Collection.

The Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum is moving into a 90,000 square foot space - three times the size of its current home. For over 20 years, this Fairbanks building stored up to 900 vehicles. Now it becomes the new home for Alaska's transportation history. What this means: the museum will finally be able to display all 135 antique automobiles in its collection instead of rotating 80 at a time. And visitors will be able to watch restoration work happen in real time.

Brooklands Museum is delighted to announce that its celebrations to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Britain’s first Grand Prix are being supported by the prestigious Royal Automobile Club. Back in 1926, the Royal Automobile Club was the driving force behind bringing international car racing to the UK in what proved to be a landmark event in British motorsport history. Now, 100 years later, a special centenary celebration will take place at the historic Brooklands circuit in Surrey on Saturday 8 August 2026 with an anticipated 100 Grand Prix cars from all eras on display and action. This milestone occasion additionally will honour the Royal Automobile Club’s role not only in establishing Grand Prix racing in the UK but also as the official organiser of that original, pioneering event.

To coincide with Mazda Classic - Automobil Museum Frey's upcoming special exhibition '20626' (although not initially planned as an exhibit): the museum has just purchased this Mazda 626 CB2 sedan, built in 1980, from its first owner and with less than 50,000 km.

The Malta Classic Car Museum has welcome another legend… the Lancia Delta Integrale HF Evo 1. At the September 1991 Frankfurt Motor Show Lancia introduced the heavily revised Delta HF, once again named "Delta HF integrale" – but which became better known as the "HF integrale Evoluzione" or simply "HF integrale Evo". Evoluzione I cars were built from October 1991 through 1992.

The Koenigsegg Agera RS Prototype – Chassis 7077 is currently on display at autobau erlebniswelt. This distinctive car was the very first Agera built. It was used for the launch of the Agera at the 2010 Geneva International Motor Show. Later that year it also went to FoS Goodwood and multiple other car events. It was also brought to Beijing, Dubai, Göteborg, Mumbai and many more for promotional purposes.

A 1908 Renault AX has recently been added to Reims-Champagne Automobile Museum's collection. In addition, a 1924 Motobécane joined the collection, and the year has only just begun!

Latvia's Bauska Motor Museum has recently added a Horch 830 to its collection. In the early 1930s, Horch realized that there was a growth potential below the luxury class. So a smaller V8 engine was developed and the Type 830 was created. Over time, the displacement grew from 3,003 cc to 3,823 cc. 6,123 examples of the Horch 830 BL were built, and about 9,500 of all 830 variants. With its eight-cylinder engines, Horch was the market leader in this segment in Germany.

The St. Charles Motorcycle Museum & Art Gallery has added a 1932-Gnome Rhone (French engineering at it's finest) and a 1934-Ariel (The pride of Birmingham,England) to its collection. Whether you're a lifelong rider or just an admirer of fine art and machinery these two new editions are a must-see.