Car museums & collections in Israel

A small car museum located on Kibbutz Gevim in the northwestern Negev, listed as a visitor attraction by regional kibbutz tourism directories.

A museum run by Egged, Israel's largest bus operator, displaying over 60 restored buses spanning nearly 70 years of public transport history, from British Army-surplus trucks converted to buses after WWI to modern vehicles.

A private collection of mostly British vintage cars from the 1930s-40s housed in an old agricultural building at Kibbutz Eyal, owned by Uri Sahar.

Formerly the largest classic car collection in Israel, housed at the Tefen Industrial Park in the Western Galilee and built around industrialist Eitan Wertheimer's private collection, including Israeli-made Autocars Sussita and Sabra models alongside Jaguar, MG, Chevrolet, Cadillac, Lancia, Citroen and Porsche examples.

A private car museum attached to the Ralex Toyota dealership and restoration workshop in Ashdod, founded around 1991 by mechanical engineer Rafael (Rafi) Herscovici, combining a working classic-car restoration shop with a display collection.

A private collection of roughly 60 automobiles spanning the early 20th century to the modern era, located at the Tel Hai Industrial Park near Kiryat Shmona, next to the Open Museum of Photography.

A museum operated by the Taavura Group, a major Israeli transport and logistics company, in Ramla, established to commemorate the 85th birthday of company founder Abraham "Bondi" Lavant, displaying historic trucks and transport vehicles.