Car museums & collections in India

Goa's only dedicated vintage car museum, founded in 2004 by businessman Pradeep V. Naik, though his personal collecting reportedly began in 1985.

Established by the late collector Pranlal Bhogilal on his private estate in Ahmedabad, this museum (also known as Dastan Autoworld) displays over 100 vintage and classic automobiles and was once Guinness-listed as the world's largest private garage.

Housed at AVM Studios, one of India's oldest continuously operating film studios in Chennai, this heritage museum combines film-history archives with a collection of vintage automobiles used in classic Tamil cinema.

An automobile museum inside the Udai Bilas Palace complex in Dungarpur, created by Harshvardhan Singh of the Dungarpur royal family in a building that was originally a stable and grain store. It houses more than 40 vehicles, plus motorcycles and a steam road-roller.

Founded in 2015 by G.D. Gopal in memory of his father, industrialist G.D. Naidu, this Coimbatore museum displays around 110 cars across roughly 35 brands. A 2023 expansion added a section dedicated to Indian-made automobiles.

India's largest private transportation museum, opened in 2013 near Gurugram, spanning four floors and 12 galleries covering automobiles, aviation, rail, maritime heritage, rural transport and folk art. Its Automobile Gallery houses a significant collection of vintage and classic cars.

A corporate heritage museum operated by the Mahindra Group at Mahindra Towers in Mumbai, tracing the company's history from its roots assembling Willys Jeeps, alongside interactive exhibits such as a Formula E simulator.

A broad private heritage museum in Dharmasthala founded in 1989 by Dr. Veerendra Heggade, holding over 8,000 artifacts including temple chariots and manuscripts, with a section devoted to vintage automobiles.

A museum in the Purani Haveli palace in Hyderabad's old city, opened in 2000 and primarily showcasing gifts and mementos from the last Nizam's 1936 Silver Jubilee; a small number of vintage automobiles are displayed among the royal memorabilia.

Opened in April 2024 on the Bengaluru–Mysuru Expressway by Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade, this newer museum displays 69 vehicles spanning early automotive history through the mid-20th century.

A private museum and restoration workshop in Pune operating since 2009, displaying vintage and classic cars including European and American models from the 1950s.

Eccentric private museum in Hyderabad showcasing handmade, drivable novelty cars shaped like everyday objects, created by collector K. Sudhakar Yadav and opened in 2010. It focuses on whimsical custom vehicle design rather than historic marques.

A private by-appointment collection assembled by lawyer Diljeet Titus since around 2003, featuring more than 100 vintage and classic cars once owned by Indian princely families.

A royal car collection of the Jodhpur royal family displayed in a garage/gallery on the grounds of Umaid Bhawan Palace, which also functions as a hotel and royal residence.

Owned by the House of Mewar and housed in the former Mewar State Motor Garage in Udaipur, this museum opened in 2000 and displays about 20 antique cars, all maintained in running condition.