The Adventures of Hal 5 (also known as Hal Five) is a 1958 British children's adventure film directed by Don Sharp and starring William Russell and John Glyn-Jones. It was produced for the Children's Film Foundation (CCF) and was written by Sharp based on the 1955 novel Hal 5 and the Haywards by Henry Donald.

Plot

Hal 5, an old car, is discovered by two children and purchased by their uncle, a vicar. The garage proprietor, Goorlie, conceals Hal's faulty transmission.