Microcars museums & collections

A private collection in Eggenburg of roughly 70 scooters, microcars ('Rollermobile') and jukeboxes from the 1950s-60s, formerly presented as part of the 'Nostalgiewelt Eggenburg' visitor attraction.

A vehicle and radio museum in Villach specialising in microcars and small vehicles of the 1950s-60s, including Goggomobil, Lloyd, Messerschmitt Kabinenroller and NSU Prinz models, alongside motorcycles and mopeds.

A classic-car museum at the Voetters Hotel in Kaprun, displaying vehicles from the 1950s through 1970s alongside motorcycles.

Brazil's first museum dedicated exclusively to microcars, located in the Vale dos Vinhedos near Bento Gonçalves and open since August 2021.

Private retro-car museum opened in 2022 next to the Zlaten Rozhen winery, spanning 1,400 m² in two halls with roughly 60 cars and 44 motorcycles.

A privately owned museum in Huairou District that opened in 2009 and was extensively renovated in 2014, built around the personal collection of Chinese collector Luo Wenyou. Exhibits range from stretched Hongqi state limousines to Chinese minicars, vintage buses, and unusual replica vehicles.

Finland's largest private vehicle collection, opened in 1999 in Ylämylly (Liperi) near Joensuu in North Karelia. Over 400 vehicles are on display, from mopeds and tractors to American cars and curiosities across decades, along with scale models.

Finland's largest private automobile museum, spread over three floors in Vaasa with more than 300 vehicles and engines, ranging from civilian and Japanese cars to racing cars, aircraft engines and moped rarities.

Private single-marque collection of roughly 130 historic Citroën vehicles dating from 1934 onward, housed in 16 former Bundeswehr munitions-bunker buildings near Sandelzhausen (a district of Mainburg), Bavaria.

Private museum founded by collector Harald Driemel in Horrheim (a district of Vaihingen an der Enz), Baden-Württemberg, combining roughly 60 vintage vehicles - cars, trucks/buses, scooters, mopeds, bicycles and caravans - with everyday 1950s/60s household items.

A small-car (Kleinwagen) museum founded in 1984 by collector Anton Marth in Neckarmühlbach (Haßmersheim), exhibiting small and microcars.

A private collection of around 20 West German post-war microcars in Stopfenheim (part of Ellingen, Middle Franconia), assembled by the Bittner family, including Fend Flitzer, Brütsch Mopetta, Goggomobil, BMW Isetta, Fuldamobil, Heinkel Kabine, Champion, Lloyd, and Victoria Spatz.

A private collection of historic West German post-war microcars (up to 600cc) and matching period camping vehicles, assembled by Stefan Voit and housed in a roughly 900 m² former industrial building in St. Ingbert, Saarland.

A small-car museum on Bundesstraße 39 in Willsbach (district of Obersulm), operated by Anton Marth, exhibiting around 20 mostly German microcars.

A small private vintage vehicle museum in Ellrichshausen (part of Satteldorf, Baden-Württemberg), founded in 1987 by Rudolf and Lore Wagner and housed in a former Royal Württemberg State Railways station building from 1870.

A private automobile museum in Warstein-Belecke, North Rhine-Westphalia, dedicated to postwar microcars and bubble cars, opened in 1976 by collector Felix Berger.

An automobile and motorcycle museum operating since 1999 in the former carriage house ('Remise') of Schloss Meßkirch, run by the Verein der Oldtimer-Freunde Meßkirch und Umgebung e.V.

A museum in Bad Iburg displaying small and microcars on the ground floor and scooters/mopeds on the upper floor, housed in the former ballroom of Hotel Felsenkeller.

Local heritage and technology museum in the Kratzmühle district of Kinding, Landkreis Eichstätt, Bavaria, founded 1995 by the Kulturhistorischer Verein Beilngries-Kinding e.V. Alongside motorcycles, mopeds, bicycles and craft workshops, displays a small collection of historic automobiles including a Messerschmitt Kabinenroller, NSU Prinz, Fiat Nuova 500, Opel P1, Trabant 601, and Apollo Piccolo cyclecar.

A private collection assembled by Bert Grimmer in Eppelheim documenting post-war West German motorization, comprising roughly 40 microcars and about 45 motor scooters, plus motorized mobility/invalid vehicles from the 1950s-60s.

Private vintage car, motorcycle and microcar collection housed at the Euroring motorsport race track and event center near Örkény.

Eccentric private museum in Hyderabad showcasing handmade, drivable novelty cars shaped like everyday objects, created by collector K. Sudhakar Yadav and opened in 2010. It focuses on whimsical custom vehicle design rather than historic marques.

A large private vehicle collection in Yogyakarta founded by businessman David Sunar Handoko, reportedly the largest private automotive museum in the city, holding roughly 300 motorcycles and 60 cars spanning multiple eras.

A private collection of more than 300 Citroën 2CVs from French, Belgian and Spanish production, plus other Citroën models, motorcycles, and recreated period shop-street dioramas.

The world's only dedicated Fiat 126p ('Maluch') museum, a personal collection of over 20 original, running examples including unusual variants.

City-founded (1998) museum in a historic tram depot, tracing Polish motorization from the interwar period through the PRL era, including rare unproduced prototypes.

Opened June 2024, billed as the largest private motorization museum in Central Europe, spanning roughly 5,500 m2 with around 300 cars, 100 motorcycles and 192 bicycles.

One of Poland's largest technical museums, in a heritage-listed tram depot, holding nearly 100 antique vehicles alongside trams, buses, motorcycles and household/electronic technology.

A private museum in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, and the only microcar museum in the Caribbean, housing a permanent collection of roughly 28-30 microcars from England, France, Italy, Germany, China, Taiwan, Japan, the US, and Puerto Rico.

One of Spain's reference automobile collections, with around 130 vehicles including rare Spanish marques such as Pegaso, Hispano-Suiza, Ricart, Bonet and Orix, located in Sils (Girona) and affiliated with the MNACTEC museum network.

Catalonia's national science and technology museum, housed in a former textile mill in Terrassa, holds a collection of more than 200 vehicles including Rolls-Royce, Hispano-Suiza and Spanish microcars such as the Biscúter and Munguía Goggomobil, within its broader industrial-heritage exhibits.

Located on the road between Callosa d'en Sarrià and Guadalest in Alicante province, this collection focuses on roughly 130 historic motorcycles from 45 national and international brands, plus a selection of microcars.

Thailand's largest private vehicle collection, founded by businessman Jesada Dejsakulrit who began collecting cars in 1997 and opened the museum in 2007. The museum displays roughly 500 land, marine, and air vehicles across a large multi-hall compound near Bangkok, with free admission.

Over 50 microcars and bubble cars from the 1950s and 60s displayed in themed dioramas, including Bond, Isetta, Reliant, Frisky and Bamby models, alongside a recreated street of period shops and memorabilia.

Roadside attraction/museum in Maricopa built by Ernie Adams, featuring hand-built, fully functional 11/16-scale "dwarf car" replicas of classic American automobiles.

Combined car-and-taxidermy museum founded by hunter Lynn "Scoot" Grice, displaying roughly 75 automobiles alongside 800+ mounted game trophies.

A private classic-car and motorcycle collection/clubhouse (est. 1996) displaying dozens of vehicles spanning roughly a century, including Buick, Plymouth, Pontiac, Jaguar, Studebaker and a Messerschmitt.

Former private auto museum in Chicago's Belmont Cragin area built on founder Larry Klairmont's 300+-vehicle collection.

Founded 2002 by Jeff Lane in a former Nashville bakery, holding the largest collection of European cars and motorcycles in the US - 500+ vehicles (~150 displayed), emphasizing unusual and one-off designs.

The only microcar museum in the Caribbean, with ~30 microcars and bubblecars from England, France, Italy, Germany, China, Japan, the US and Puerto Rico.

Small museum in Mazomanie devoted to microcars, mopeds, bikes, and other unusual small vehicles, run by the Krause family.

Free gallery/museum in downtown Yuma displaying "orphan" cars from defunct automakers such as Nash, AMC, Studebaker, Willys-Overland, American Bantam, and Messerschmitt.

Family-owned museum (since 1960) and active collector-car dealership on 35 acres in Volo with 300+ cars plus the largest collection of Hollywood movie/TV vehicles in the country.