The Museum's 1931 Cadillac Model 452 V16 🌟 Known for its unprecedented power, exquisite craftmanship and exclusivity 🚗

Can you guess the car?👀

Travel back in time with us! ⏩ Take a look at how this exhibition space in the Museum has transformed! 🚗✨ It is now our Great British Marques exhibition, showcasing a wonderful collection of cars, and celebrating British automotive history!

Have you visited our new DriveTribe exhibition yet? 👀  Featuring Richard Hammond's Grand Tour Cars 🚗

By adding a turbo engine to the Esprit, Lotus solidified its reputation as a manufacturer of supercar contenders, rivalling Ferrari and Porsche 🚗 With an iconic wedge-shaped design, this model is one of the early examples of Giorgetto Giugiaro's famous 'folded paper' style.

⚙️ The Haynes Heritage Engineering Workshop are in the middle of a special restoration project on this client's Series 1 Jaguar E-Type. Soon it will be heading to the spraybooth!  👉 To stay up to date with this follow @haynes_heritage_engineering on Instagram or Facebook

Porsche celebrates 60 years since the commercial launch of the iconic 911 in 1964! Since its unveiling in 1963, over 1.2 million 911 sports cars have been made. Each one is evidence of the endless pursuit of innovation by Porsche.

🙌 We're excited about the release of the new episode of The Grand Tour today! Why not celebrate by visiting the Museum and getting up close with previous Grand Tour cars? 🟢 The eye-catching 1971 Buick Riviera 🟡 The unique Chevrolet SSR ⚫ The iconic Aston Martin DB9

Mike Fernie from DRIVETRIBE meets his all-time dream car, the iconic XJ220, at Haynes Motor Museum! 🚗 Watch the full video on our YouTube channel ➡️ youtube.com/@Haynes_Motor_…

Rev up your engines for the next Haynes Breakfast Club on Sunday 6th October 🚗 The theme for the Paddock is French cars 🇫🇷 Citroen? Peugeot? Alpine? Which cars do you hope to see? ⏰ Gates open at 8am 🔧 Exclusive access to the HHE workshop 📸 - Bh1photography

Congratulations to Williams for their fantastic performance this weekend! 🎉 A huge well done to Franco Colapinto for scoring his first-ever points in Formula 1, and in only his second race! 👏🙌

On this day in 1929, British racing legend Stirling Moss was born. 🏁 He's often considered the greatest driver never to win a world championship. Did you know Stirling Moss opened the Haynes Motor Museum Hall of Motorsport in 1977? 🚗✨

Have you watched the last episode of The Grand Tour yet? 🥲👀 Did you notice a key car missing? Don’t worry, Oliver is safe and sound—residing right here at the Haynes Motor Museum in our @DriveTribe exhibition! 🚗✨ Come and see him for yourself!

🙌 Stand out from the crowd with our exclusive Icons Collection products! 🚗 Choose from a range of distinctive mugs and phone cases featuring Museum cars like this eye-catching Ford Mustang phone case in our online shop. Link below 👇 haynesmuseumshop.org

Can you guess the car? 👀

This Ford Cortina Mk1 is volunteer Dave's favourite Museum car! The reason it's his favourite is because he "used to have one!" It has a special significance because it was the last car before he got married that his wife drove in! He can even remember the registration number!

🌟 Ingenious design made the Mini Britain’s first truly compact 'modern' car!  Our 1960 Cutaway Mini at the Museum highlights the clever design features that made this innovation possible 🚗 Come and see it for yourself in our Great British Marques exhibition ✨

🏎️ Did you know why the first Ferrari was red? In the 1920s, the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) assigned "Racing Red" to all Italian racing cars and teams 🇮🇹 Other nations were given their own colours: Britain got green, France blue, and Germany white. 🚗

📢 Roll up for the next Breakfast Club on Sunday 6th October! We will be celebrating French cars in the Paddock 🇫🇷 ⏰ Gates open at 8am 🚗 Incredible range of cars on display ⚙️ Exclusive access to the Haynes Heritage Engineering Workshop

This 1969 Iso Grifo is in the workshop for a full restoration! It is currently being stripped before it heads off to be acid dipped to remove the paint ready for the next stage of the restoration. Follow @haynes_heritage_engineering on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date!