National Automobile Museum of Tasmania - Invermay, Tasmania

gavin590

Nice, clean and modern building showcasing stunning Holden and Ford muscle cars. Then opens out to a large area with an awesome mix of classic cars and bikes including open wheelers. Love how close you can get. Lots of respect. Tonnes of memorabilia available and the day we got there we were lucky to see an 80 car turnout for veteran cars.

Matthew Vile

Wow! I could spend day after day visiting this museum. A great range (both by volume and eras) of vehicles and motorcycles, all with small information cards in front of them.

The entry fee is very reasonable for the experience, and the shop is well stocked with diecast models, caps, stubby Coolers, new and used automotive books, pre-loved magazines, man cave items, and more!

I sure hope to visit again. Thank you to the team for a great experience.

Peter Nowack

Fantastic collection of iconic and classic cars, both Australian and exotic as well as bikes and race cars. Found the exhibit to be very clean, well layed out and able to be viewed close up. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable and down to earth. Great gift shop at the front of building. An unforgettable experience.

Greg Brindley

Wow. Wow. Wow. What an incredible place. The diversity, quality, extremes, attention to detail, the stories, rarity, display prowess, thoughtfulness - the list goes on - is simply stunning and applause worthy.

If you love bikes, whether it's an array of the once remarkable Honda 4 - 750, an Ariel Square 4 or HRD. Kwaka Z 1502, or many many others, perhaps some early 19th century vehicles and bikes - hang on, I better slow down, otherwise I'll ramble like a lune!

Bottom line, I've attended myriad car and bike shows, spent 25 years as one of Australia's most prolific automotive aftermarket journalists and have an undying love for all things good in the automotive world. So I believe I have at least a modicum of credibility in this arena. Bottom line; for a relatively small facility, the National Automobile Museum of Tasmania is one of the best anywhere.

Alternatively, I could write a War and Peace novel on this place. Instead, I suggest is you get yourself down there and show some love!

Andrew Triffett

If your a car, bike enthusiast or just wanting to look at something different make your way to the National Automobile Museum of Tasmania.
It’s not huge but but packs a punch for a large variety of 2,3 & 4 wheel vehicles, Aussie, American and European

Keith

Loved this place! Not enough good auto museums in Australia so it was great to find this one. A wonderful collection of beautifully restored old vintage cars and bikes, some Aussie and Euro classics, a number of racing cars and plenty of motorcycles, all in absolutely immaculate condition. The Porsche display was amazing with some stunning examples of various models from over the years. Also a great gift/souvenir shop for lovers and collectors of all things motoring.

Erica Wood

This was a really well presented museum by people who clearly really care about cars and motorbikes. It had a wide range of cars and bikes from early 1900s to now. The signs were not only informative about the car but often had something funny/quirky/interesting about the owner or the manufacturer.
I'm not a huge car enthusiast but really enjoyed it.
There were also some old photos of Launceston from the early 1900s and paintings as well as old car posters. The attention to detail was evident in every aspect.
$18 entry for adults.

Mickey Witty

Great mix of car's, staff are very helpful and informative. The price is good, nothing to complain about here!