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Four wheels isn't the only way to get around this Summer. Haynes Motor Museum invites you to choose the simpler side of life and ditch four wheels for three or two. 

Explore some of the most iconic cars in the world on your visit, from the most valuable car in the Museum, the Duesenberg and the iconic Williams F1 car FW14, driven by racing legend Nigel Mansell to the world's first motorised vehicle, the Benz Motor Wagen. Don't forget to explore our brand-new interactive motorcycle exhibition looking at motorcycling in Britain!

Family trail
On the new family trail, you’ll discover the more unusual ways we move around from the earliest days of motorised travel to the modern day!

Richard Hammond’s ‘DriveTribe’
A new exhibition opens this summer featuring iconic TV cars, including ‘Oliver’ the 1962 Opel Kadett driven by Richard in the Top Gear Botswana Special, the display features a V10 engine and a mix of video displays, interactive features, behind-the-scenes stories and a photo opportunity. The other cars featured are a 1998 Mazda MX 5 Mk2 owned by presenter Mike Fernie and a long running DriveTribe project, a 1971 Buick Riviera from TV’s The Grand Tour: Lochdown episode, a Chevrolet SSR from The Grand Tour: Eurocrash and Richard Hammond’s very own 1968 ‘Bullitt’ Ford Mustang.

Outdoor Car Displays
Marvel at some incredible motors in the outdoor car displays running throughout Summer on selected days. Meet the team of volunteers and get up close to your favourite cars and maybe even sit behind the wheel! 

Outdoor play area
Haynes Motorland is the perfect place for the kids to let off some steam. With a mini-road system, younger drivers can ride tricycles and Little Tike cars around, stopping off at the play drive-through and petrol station along the way! Why not have a quick race in the coin-operated go-karts or play on the diggers.