The National Automobile Museum is located at the Sepang International Circuit Welcome Centre. Opened in 2004, the museum comprises 2 floors and showcases the historical development of the national automotive industry.

There are more than 20 local and international models on display, including vintage cars such as the MG TD, Alvis Firefly Tourer, Jaguar D-Type, Austin Healy 3000, Ford Speedster and Brushmobile. Other vehicles on show include cars and motorcycles by Bufori, Proton, Perodua, DRB-Hicom and Modenas.







The museum also highlights the history of Sepang International Circuit and growth of motoring events such as Formula 1, Super GT and MotoGP races. The main objective the museum is to give information on the Malaysian developments in automotive industry and its achievement.







Collection and Galleries

The National Automobile Museum has an exhibition floor plan of approximately 7,949 square feet for ground level and 10,577 square feet for first floor.

The ground floor exhibition area exhibits the introduction segment of National Automobile Museum with the history of Malaysia’s transportations development and the early cars of Malaysia . Various collections of cars that been used in Malaysia such as The Brushmobile made in 1904, Ford Speedster in 1923 and Alvis Tourer 1935.







The next segment is the International Sepang Circuit with their yearly event in sports motoring activity such as F1 racing, The Super GT International Series race and MotoGP race.

The first floor exhibition area, exhibits the Malaysian automotive industry in genera. The visitors may know the Malaysia based company in contributing and develop the Malaysia automotive industry consisting DRB-Hicom, PROTON, BUFORI, MODENAS and PERODUA. Various collections of cars and motorcycles from the company exhibit here.