New England Auto Museum

04/22/2026

Finally, thanks to the City of Bristol, we now have a new location for our annual show. Our former location on North Main Street was no longer available, so we are moving just down the street to Hope Street! However, attendees will have to enter from Riverside Avenue which intersects North Main Street. Sorry for the delay, but here it is! Hope you can make it!

10/13/2025

06/25/2025

Join us today 5-8 pm at 508 Salmon Brook Road in Granby for our monthly cruise put on by Stateline Oil & Propane! We'll open up the new home for the museum for a sneak preview!

06/07/2025

I want to finally share with our followers the new home of the New England Auto Museum! Located in Granby CT, this 10K sq.ft. plus new facility while still not completed, is beginning to house our documents and autos. We are not currently open to the public, but we will be opening the doors periodically so stay tuned! There's still much work to do!

06/07/2025

12/20/2024

Today in Car History: (1949)

Saab began full-scale production of the Saab 92 automobile based on the prototype Saab 92001.

11/19/2024

Discover the fascinating rise and fall of Locomobile, Connecticut’s luxury car pioneer. Explore how this early 1900s automotive icon shaped the industry with its craftsmanship and left a lasting legacy in American car history.

11/13/2024

Henry Ford built a car out of h**p plastic that ran on h**p fuel almost a century ago.
Ford's 1941 bioplastic Model T was made of h**p, flax, wheat, and spruce pulp, which made the car lighter than fiberglass and ten times tougher than steel, wrote the New York Times on February 2, 1941. The car ran on ethanol made from h**p or other agricultural waste.

11/13/2024

Today in Car History: (1908)

Oldsmobile joins GM.

11/12/2024

Wanted to share this post from the NAAM. We're members and enjoy all they have to offer. A great organization!