8 August, 2026

Starting this week, eight vehicles from the National Historic Vehicle Register (NHVR) will be on display at the Savoy Automobile Museum in Georgia, roughly 45 miles northwest of Atlanta. The exhibit, National Treasures: Cars on the National Historic Register, runs until December 6 and is the largest public gathering of NHVR vehicles ever assembled. A collaboration between the museum, Hagerty and the Register, the exhibit also showcases the significant investment Hagerty and the Hagerty Drivers Foundation (HDF) have made in preserving American automotive heritage.

For the first time in history, all 20 BMW Art Cars from 50 years of the iconic collection are on display together in one place. A celebration of art, innovation and automotive culture. The exhibition runs from July 29 through August 31 at BMW Welt. Entry is free.

An unmistakable shape has arrived at the Ferrari Museum in Maranello. The Ferrari 212 Export “Uovo” is one of the most distinctive Ferraris ever built, with a story as unusual as its silhouette. Comissioned by Giannio Marzotto, the Ferrari 212 Export earned its nickname "Uono" – Italian for "egg" – from the oval shape of its radiator grille. Designed by Franco Reggiani to be lower, lighter and more aerodynamic than the racing Ferraris of its time, its tapered body was built by Carrozzeria Fontana.

St. Charles Motorcycle Museum & Art Gallery recently added a 1974 Zündapp to its collection. The motorcycle has 0 miles!

A new touchscreen kiosk awaits visitors at the rotunda of the British Motor Museum. "Navigate through a series of fascinating themes, including the stories of Britain’s automotive workers, the role of the supply chain in motorsport, and even an ‘Explore the Archives’ section, highlighting some of our never-displayed-before images and items from the on-site BMIHT Archive. This resource was created as part of a collaborative project with software developer Panivox and funded by an Innovate UK grant."