A government-run museum operated by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines within Quezon Memorial Circle, displaying official cars used by Philippine presidents from Emilio Aguinaldo through Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Formally inaugurated in 2018, it underwent renovation and re-opened in December 2024.
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A privately owned museum billed as the first dedicated Toyota car museum in Southeast Asia, opened in late 2022, housing roughly 50 restored Toyota vehicles on rotating display spanning the 1960s to the modern era.
A historic jeepney manufacturing plant founded in 1953 by Leonardo Sarao, historically the largest jeepney maker in the Philippines, building vehicles derived from surplus WWII US military jeeps. Still an active assembly plant that welcomes visitors by arrangement.
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