📣 Introducing a new feature at Haynes Breakfast Club: Classics Row! An exclusive display for pre-1985 classic cars & bikes. Book your spot now instead of a standard ticket – bit.ly/3QIDXxB

1968 MG Midget vs. 1968 Triumph Spitfire Both classic British sports cars from the late '60s, which of these icons would be your pick? 🔥 MG Midget 1275cc A-Series engine 0-60 mph: 11.8s Top speed: 90 mph ⚡ Triumph Spitfire 1296cc engine 0-60 mph: 13.4s Top speed: 95 mph

The 2025 F1 Season is about to begin! What do you think of the new Williams FW47? Here at the Museum, we're gearing up for our own exciting 2025 Atlassian Williams Racing exhibition upgrades too!

Richard Hammond’s 1972 MGB GT has joined our @drivetribe exhibition! 🙌 It’s here for a limited time only ⏳- don’t miss your chance to see it up close at Haynes Motor Museum before our next car change on 26th March!

The Sinclair C5, launched in 1985, was meant to be a revolutionary eco-friendly alternative to cars. With a top speed of just 15mph, it struggled with performance issues, safety concerns and an instant image problem - ultimately becoming a commercial failure.

Did you know this interesting fact about the DeLorean? ⚡ The original speedo on the DeLorean only went up to 85mph because of US safety legislation at the time and the speedo for the film had to be specially modified to reach 88mph to allow it to travel through time! 🚀

📣 Calling all classic car and motorcycle owners! Showcase your classic (pre-1985) vehicle at the John Haynes Classic Motor Show on 7th Sept. Limited spaces, 10% off entry. Apply now and be part of motoring history 👉 bit.ly/3FBdrnz

This is no ordinary Ford Sierra Cosworth! Duckhams Oils turned it into a driveable cutaway car, with a laser-cut rear VW flat-four engine exposing its inner workings and manual gearbox. It was in a 1991 TV campaign and later became part of the Haynes Motor Museum collection.

📣 Have you booked for the April Breakfast Club yet? Join us on 6th April for a morning of cars, from Classics Row to a Paddock packed with Fords and VWs. Pre-booked tickets only – bit.ly/3QIDXxB

The updates to our Williams F1 exhibition are now complete 👀. It will be reopening very soon – stay tuned!

📣 Summer Opening Hours! We’re back to our longer summer hours, giving you extra time to enjoy everything the Museum has to offer! 🌞 From 1st April to 30th September, we’ll be open every day from 10am to 5:30pm 🚗

📣 We have now SOLD OUT of Breakfast Club tickets for this weekend! Thank you to everyone who has booked tickets, we look forward to seeing you all there!

We’re thrilled to introduce our brand-new Somerset-themed Scalextric track, created in partnership with Scalextric and Think Scalextric! Race around iconic Somerset landmarks, including the Pyramid Stage from Glastonbury Festival, Cheddar Gorge, and Haynes Motor Museum itself!

Unique Ford Sierra Cosworth! This car was modified for Duckhams’ 90s adverts, with Perspex panels on the bonnet showing off the cutaway engine. But the real surprise is in the boot - where there's a VW flat-4 engine, mounted on a custom frame, which actually powers the car!

📚 Looking for an engaging educational experience for your students? Haynes Motor Museum, home to the UK’s largest collection of cars and bikes, offers tailored packages for primary, secondary, and home education groups. £2.50 per learner (15 and under) and £7.50 for those 16+.

📣 Our second car boot sale of the year is happening next Saturday, 3rd May! Buyers – Hunt for vintage pieces, rare collectables, or simply grab a great deal! Sellers – Clear out your unwanted items and make some extra cash! ⏰ 9am - 2pm 🎟️ Tickets paid on gate 🐾 Dogs on leads

👑 The Cosworth RS500 is the Holy Grail for fans of fast Fords, but is it the greatest fast Ford of all time? Comment below! 👇

📣 Introducing Cars 'N' Cracklin' 📅 Friday 18th July 📅 Saturday 16th August Join us for an evening where car and motorcycle enthusiasts come together for great food, live music and excellent motors. £12.50 per person – includes entry and food haynesmuseum.org/whats-on/event…

Drive, Own, Avoid – what’s your pick? 1967 Lotus Elan S3 1967 MGB 1967 Triumph TR4A Three two-seater British sports cars from the mid-sixties, doing things differently. Which one would you take for a spin, keep in the garage, and which would you pass on? 👀

Less than one month to go until our annual Autojumble at Haynes Motor Museum! Buy tools and automobilia or hunt for that hard-to-find car part 🔧 🗓️ Saturday 14th June 🎟️ Standard Entry Ticket | £5 | Access from 9am  🚘 Under 16s free 🗺️ Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford, BA22 7LH