I visited the museum as I was also tasting at the neighbouring Anthony Rupert winery. If you go for tasting at the winery (highly recommended), you can get a free tram to the museum and back, through beautiful scenery. The museum is four buildings filled with vintage cars, all in remarkable condition. I'm not at all interested in cars, but some of these are works of art, as well as demonstrating the evolution of the motorcar. If you are a fan of vintage motors, this is a must-see. It's a world class collection. You must book in advance.

We always visit this excellent museum whenever we go to Franschhoek. Exhibits are always changing and description boards seem much better now. A must for classic car fans.

I've been wanting to visit this museum for a long time and got the chance to go there recently. What an exceptional museum. If you are a petrolhead like me, you will love this museum. It houses some very interesting cars and motorbike from the early 20th century to modern vehicles. I am into Formula 1 cars so was really happy to see Jody Scheckter's Tyrrell 007 Ford Cosworth looking really tip top long with a few other racing cars - including an LDS which was driven by Sam Tingle and a Chevron B25 driven by my SA racing hero, John Love. Tucked away at the back is one of John Love's helmet in a glass case - what wouldn't I do to own that helmet. It would take pride of place in my F1 model collection.... A lovely museum, it has a coffee shop and one can buy several FMM souvenirs and some estate wines as well. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

PLEASE NOTE: One has to book in advance to visit this museum. But it’s well worth it. I would never classify myself as a motor expert, but I enjoyed this venue. There are a multitude of cars in immaculate condition housed in 4 large rooms each separate from each other. The grounds are immaculate, spotlessly clean. Highly recommended