MG Museum of the Marque

Discover the rich history and evolution of MG at the MG Museum of the Marque, where heritage meets innovation.

Their collection showcases the earliest Morris models, the foundation of the MG name, alongside the iconic sports and sedan cars that continue to wear the legendary MG octagonal badge—originally derived from Morris Garages by cost accountant Ted Lee and made famous by his boss, Cecil Kimber.

An Unrivalled Collection:

Explore over 40 MG-badged vehicles spanning from 1914 to 2005, each representing a significant chapter in automotive design and engineering.

In addition to their historic collection, the museum features a guest display of modern MG vehicles, including the cutting-edge all-electric Cyberster sports car and the latest MG sedans and SUVs.

A Museum with a Purpose:

The MG Museum of the Marque is a non-profit, semi-voluntary organization dedicated to educating MG enthusiasts, car club members, tourists, and the general public.

Located in Belmont, Geelong, the museum proudly donates at least 50% of admission fees to recognized charitable institutions, ensuring that every visit makes a difference.

Open to the public Fridays 10am till 4pm. For group or club booking please email info@mgmuseum.com.au

Join in celebrating the past, present and future of MG—an automotive legacy that continues to inspire.