We thought the museum wasn't opened on Sunday as there was a cone placed at the main entrance. Once we notified the security guard that we wanted to visit the museum he allowed us to go in. Plenty of parking space as this is not a popular spot. There isn't any entrance fee for the museum. Only small collection of cars are available. Not too bad to begin with. Hopefully they can increase the collection and grow it to bigger scale.

The National Automotive Museum is a compact Museum within the Sepang Circuit area. It's free with a registration at the counter. The ground floor display the Jaguar 1954, the Alvis Firefly 1932s and etc.. The first floor display the history of Malaysia car productions. The total length of visit around 30 minutes.

Just found out there’s a cool museum in sepang petronas international circuit. The museum is free and airconditioned all the old antique cars are well taken care off and the museum is clean. There is no reason for stars less than 5. Plenty of parkings. So excited to see a bufori physically infront of us . Kids are all excited too to visit this place. The circuit is just behind this museum.

A place worth to pay a visit to know more history about Malaysian Automobile. Even though the muzeum is small with 2 floors, however they do well maintain the place. With good air conditioning and clean place to visit.

This museum is located just outside the Sepang circuit. The Sepang track can be seen from inside the Muzeum. It is a very small museum and admission is free. There's nothing around except museums, so don't expect too much

Free entrance with lots of parking. Full exhibition of national malaysia car. Nice worth visit

Its a small auto museum located at the Sepang International Circuit. Within the small museum are some history about the past motorsports events that had taken place in SIC such as the F1, Japanese SuperGT, MotoGP, Malaysian Super Series and etc. Also some short write up about the Malaysian National Car Project as well as a few classic cars on display. You probably spend a good 15 minutes or less to walk around the gallery. If you are in Sepang International Circuit then OK to drop by but definitely not worth the ride from the city to visit the museum.

Came here after went to the autoshow. Free entrance and very easy to navigate around. My son really enjoyed learning about the history of Malaysian automobile.

Nice place to visit. not so excited but still ok. for our nation auto maker development. anyway still need some improvement.

Good place to your kids around. Less people.

Rare place...gain knowledge for kids

202401 A free entrance museum and free parking too. It has no other visitors even though it is a public holiday. It showcases a lot of antique cars and the history of automobile development in Malaysia. Worth to visit, it is nearby by KLIA. It can be improved definitely. A bit run down. Both local authority and facility onwer can value added the nearby facilities. Namely, have a F&B cafe and souvenir shop. Keep it up.

The musium is clean. Cars are well maintained. But the collection is very limited. It is a fun place for kids. There is no admission fee, we just needed to write our name and address at the entrance. A lot of parking space available.

Quick visit with lil children, and they can appreciate the showcase. It's a free entry museum, but you have to fill up a visitor record book.

There's hardly anything in there. Not worth taking a trip all the way there. It's nice and cold place though.

If you're into historical vehicles like Jaguar F-type & Bufori's, pay a visit because surely you'll be amazed at how amazing they're able to fit so many vehicles in this tiny yet glamorous museum, and the entrance is free !!

Went here just to get aircond while waiting to get into the paddock to meet the riders 😅

Interested

Very informative center with all the national manufactured vehicle , modern classic cars and some really old car on display and also you can see one of the world best racing track

Got few unique model ages. Nicee

There's not so much car but it's nice to kids see old cars very clean and free

Eye opening for my niece on Malaysia national transports. Free entry

Nothing much is display here. Need to maintain the content in the museum as well.

Free entry.

Automobile History of Malaysia

It was abit hidden but i would suggest they do abit more hands on activities that makes it worth attending again. Its like a one time type of visit. Good excuse to enter as they have good air-conditioning for Malaysia hot weather

This museum is built next to the Sepang Motor Speedway. She was destined to be a "second wife" as soon as she was born. Back then, the old horse made all the stops, and the "Emperor" gave the order to build it. . . But now, the Sepang Circuit cannot afford money-burning sports, and it no longer hosts international events. The eldest wife has become a widow, and the tragic end of the "second wife" can be imagined. 1. The building is quite large, but the exhibition hall only has two floors. The basic equipment is relatively complete and the air-conditioning is quite cold. 2. The museum mainly displays antique cars. Lao Ma wanted to present the development history of domestically produced cars in my country, but strangely, the first PROTON SAGA was not included in the exhibition list and disappeared without a trace. . . (Maybe it was so popular that it was sold out and can’t be found anymore) 3. It cannot be said that it is useless. If you follow the underground footprints and read the explanations, you can still have a general understanding of the entire process of "domestic car dream creation". 4. PROTON has been losing money for more than ten years, but Lao Ma was unwilling to stop the loss. It was not until Najib decided to sell Lao Ma’s political legacy to China that he woke up from this dream. Lao Ma then went crazy and launched an act of revenge and sent Najib to jail. (Hey, it turned out to be PROTON who took Najib to jail) 5. The above is just my bluff, not a museum explanation. 6. I think, how many people visit this "mistress" museum in a year? How much does the museum cost approximately every day in terms of management fees, maintenance fees, and staff? PROTON teaches us that stop loss is necessary, but we seem to have not learned this lesson thoroughly enough. . .

Got to see history of Malaysian made vehicles. Free

Not interesting

Advertising and the automotive industry. Does not show the history of automobiles in Malaysia, but only the models of 2 manufacturers from the 90s and 2000s.

Some good one old antique cars around and the history of national automobile industry

Small exhibition hall at Sepang circuit front building, informative displays, mostly on Malaysian automotive industry history. visit this place if there is any F1 or MotoGP event.

A long drive for nothing. Very disappointing. With the exception of A few, and I mean few, the display of cars are those u can see on the road. Not even the 1st Proton Saga! Yes entry is free but this is hardly a museum. Someone is not on the ball. Sigh!

This place is a bit boring, but there are a few cars to look at and a second floor. The place is a bit boring, but there is a little bit of a car to see, and there is also a second floor.

Beautiful cars. Should have all the National Cars here

It was very small and not enough history and vehicles, they should get funding to expand, we had such a rich and diverse automotive history. The musuem should gather cars, trucks, busses and etc that were sold, built and used here that many Malaysians remember, public transportation exhibits would be awesome! (Teksi Opel, Datsun, Penang busses)

Very nice museum...... showcasing vintage cars and also modern cars......small but informative......

Enjoyed my visit to this museum. It’s free entrance and there are a few suprises within. If you are a fan of automobiles you should definitely come pay this place a visit. Plenty of car park available thus no issue. Space is quite wide thus you will be able to manoeuvre a wheelchair about.

It's well maintained, entrance is free, and the place itself is quite small. The museum has 2 floors. You will spend approximately 10-20 minutes.

It was kinda boring. I expected more cars, more history. Instead it just looked so dead. And despite being an F1 circuit, not a single F1 car was on display. Just pictures. They really have to make the museum something amazing and interesting. Not a boring one

Free entrance fee here, good place for knowledgeable about Malaysia car history, can bring along with kid for fun.

Free entry. Free parking. Not crowded at all. Not many items to see here but enough to make small kids happy. Good experience here.

You wouldn't know there is a Museum until you see a signboard. Although it's just a two storey showroom, you may find it so interesting with the collection of the vintage sport cars. The best thing is entrance is free as well as parking. Just have to mention visit to the museum at the guard house and you are safe to walk in.

Great place to walk . I come here to complete my list. Parking ✅ Free entrance ✅

Very limited items on exhibit & in a limited space. Need significant improvements. Free entrance.

Lots of fun

(Translated by Google) I'm very calm .. (Original) Matap aku sagat tenang..

Nice place

Spent a time with family after watch the race.

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(Translated by Google) Sukasuka (Original) Sukasuka

I saw an old cars....?

(Translated by Google) Untouq Delaouti Manicures (Original) مناريق اونتوق دلاوتي

Great place...very informative

Free admission but limited car for showing

(Translated by Google) Proton saga tak de? (Original) Proton saga tak de?

Sepang circuit

(Translated by Google) Can go and see (Original) 可以去看看

Super

I can see a beautiful antic car I ? it

A dozen of classic cars and national cars (and Modenaz bikes) displayed here. Takes about 20mins to half hour to walk through l the museum.

I am on my way back from Port Dickson to KL, so stop by here. Sepang Circuit is off to public but still can visit this small museum showcase some vintage car.

I like this place. Situated in sepang f1 circuit it gave u a detailed information of our 1st national car and its journey throughout the years.

Simple museum with small private collection and its open for public with no fee

It's free entry. Worth to spend little time here.

Event my kelab at asia g-festival

Small exhibition. No entrance fee. Touched by some antique cars on display

cute a bit old and some lights were a bit busted but free entry and staff are nice

(Translated by Google) Cool (Original) Keren

(Translated by Google) Enter free (Original) Masuk free.???

A decent museum since its admission is free. It contains some vintage cars and its history/relation to Malaysia in early times, some little facts about Malaysia's known carmakers such as Proton & Perodua. However, the details given for the displayed cars are so little that it's better off to be searching on Google instead. The museum management team should put more information such as the year and model's generation of the car displayed, that would attract more people in knowing more about automotives

(Translated by Google) The best (Original) Terbaik lah

History

Should be more vehicles

Good information on our automotive industry.

Unfortunately, it is just a small museum, which means you can not spend much time here. Positive: it is free.

(Translated by Google) hope to remain kn cleanliness (Original) harap dapat kekal kn kebersihan

Best

National auto gallery

(Translated by Google) Fun for kids .. For the introduction of national cars and F1 history (Original) Seronok untuk anak-anak.. Bagi pengenalan ttg kereta nasional dan sejarah F1

(Translated by Google) You can see many classic antique cars (Original) 你可以看到许多的经典的古董车

Enjoy..

Yearly event.

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