Originally setup to restore and maintain the Autohaven collection, the Autohaven workshop is now able to offer a bespoke restoration service for the discerning owner.

While it’s not uncommon to regret selling a special vehicle, it’s probably a bit less common to actually go buy it back.

New to the collection is this wonderful example of the RR Phantom Drophead Coupe.

There’s no denying that when it comes to the modern muscle car - the Ford Mustang is at the top of the list

The motorcycle collection at Autohaven is growing rapidly, and few of the bikes get as much attention as these Italian beauties.

The Packard 12 was produced from 1933 to 1939.

We are excited to announce that any day now, we’ll be taking delivery of two of the most unique and coveted superbikes in the world.

Keeping our 812 company is our beautiful 2008, 599 GTB Fiorano F1, this lovely example of a 599GTB, is presented in Rosso corsa over Beige tradizione, seen by most, as the only colours for a Ferrari, which is hard to argue with, when you see our car.

Rapidly becoming one of the most sought-after Ferraris by astute collectors and drivers alike - the horsepower 812 Superfast signals a high point in the classic front engine, v12 configuration.

We’re overjoyed to report the Series 5 DB4 Aston Martin we acquired in the UK has arrived and it’s every bit as good in the flesh as we believed it would be!

Our beautiful lavender (yes, that’s the original colour) 1929 L 29 Cord is very close to completion and on display in the Auto Haven museum.

Over the past few months there've been a few new arrivals in the 2-wheel department from some of the greatest motorcycle manufacturers in the world.

Our 1930 V16 Cadillac Sport Phaeton by Fleetwood, unquestionably the most famous one in the world, is now well on its way back to its concours winning status.

Were over the moon to take out the “Best in Show” title at the Dunedin Autospectacular with our 1931 Cord Phaeton Sedan.

Autohaven are delighted to welcome this superb Aston Martin DB4 Series 5 Vantage into the collection, fresh from a total restoration by Aston Martin Heritage experts Aston Engineering spanning a 4-year period.

The South Pacific Packard Car Club of New Zealand was the museum’s first official visitors on the evening of the 1st of March 2022.