In the new vehicle museum, visitors will find more than 250 lovingly restored exhibits of Suhl and Thuringian vehicle construction on over 1,400 m². Visitors can discover details from a time when Suhl inventions made a significant contribution to the development of mobility. It is astonishing to see the variety of products that had Suhl roots in the two-wheeler and automobile sector alongside the world-famous "Simson" brand. In addition to historic production vehicles, the museum displays a variety of successful motorsport equipment from Suhl's European and world champions on two wheels as well as the original F-2 racing car of Paul Greifzu, the Avus winner in 1951.