General/Multi-marque museums & collections

Manchester's science and industry museum, whose Revolution Manchester gallery covers the city's early motor-manufacturing era and displays one of the earliest surviving Rolls-Royce motorcars.

The Science Museum Group's large-object store on a former RAF airfield, accessible only via pre-booked guided tours, holding classic cars, trucks and buses among its wider science, transport and aviation collection.

A working aviation, automotive and agricultural collection at Old Warden Aerodrome featuring veteran and vintage cars, motorcycles and carriages alongside historic aircraft, many kept in running or flying condition.

A volunteer-run heritage centre preserving vintage buses that served South Wales, alongside a collection of British and American classic cars, vans, Land Rovers and early commercial and emergency-service vehicles.

A private collection near Omagh combining fully restored classic cars and motorcycles with petroliana and automobilia, alongside a separate WWII militaria display, built up over more than 45 years by owner-curator Philip.

A classic car showroom, workshop and events venue at the former RAF Bibury airfield, displaying and selling collector cars and motorcycles with a café and regular motoring events.

Huddersfield local-history museum with a "Going Places" transport gallery of historic carriages, cars and bicycles, including the rare, Huddersfield-built LSD three-wheeler and the locally-made Valveless car by David Brown Ltd.

Volunteer-run transport museum housed in a Victorian pumping station, displaying classic cars, motorcycles, commercial vehicles, bicycles and pedal cars from the last 120 years alongside local social-history exhibits.

One of Ukraine's largest private technical museums, listed in the Book of Records of Ukraine for its collection, with more than 60 cars, motorcycles and military vehicles plus pedal cars and wartime artefacts.

Small motor museum on the grounds of the former presidential Mezhyhirya residence estate near Kyiv, opened in November 2014, exhibiting classic, vintage and military vehicles.

Private collection of ATB Corporation co-founder Viktor Karachun, featuring over 30 rare cars ranging from a 1928 Packard to a 2001 Chrysler Prowler.

Opened in 2024 by collector Pavlo Lozovenko, organizer of the Old Car Land retro-vehicle festival, displaying more than 100 restored cars and motorcycles across roughly 3,000 square metres.

Private classic car museum in Al Ain, located at the Ain Al Faida Complex, showcasing a curated collection of vintage and classic American and European automobiles.

A combined heritage village and small classic car museum on the coastal road in Al Aqah, Fujairah, operated under the Fujairah tourism authority.

A privately-owned collection of roughly 70 vehicles displayed in a stained-glass-topped atrium inside the Al Serkal office building in old Deira, Dubai, offered as a free walk-in attraction.

Personal collection of Sheikh Hamad bin Hamdan Al Nahyan (the "Rainbow Sheikh") housed in a pyramid-shaped building in the desert south of Abu Dhabi, currently displaying over 400 vehicles. Holds Guinness World Records for the largest 4x4 collection and largest caravan.

A 10,000 sq ft classic car showroom and gallery with an attached restoration workshop at Alserkal Avenue, opened in 2017 as one of the first dedicated classic car showrooms in the Middle East.

Government-run museum operated by the Sharjah Museums Authority, opened in 2008 and re-inaugurated in 2013, displaying over 100 classic vehicles plus motorcycles and bicycles across five themed sections tracing automotive history.

Private museum in San Pedro, Colonia Department, opened in 2017 by collector Manuel Arslanian as a tribute to his late wife, combining classic automobiles with a recreated period streetscape and antiques.

Uruguay's first and only automobile museum, founded in 1983 and dependent on the Automóvil Club del Uruguay, displaying more than 40 vehicles spanning eleven decades.

Not-for-profit historic-vehicle museum housing 100+ vehicles from collector Ross Myers with an emphasis on hot rods and award-winning restorations, in a restored early-20th-century brick factory building.

Combination classic-car storage facility, museum, and diner-themed complex along US 50 in Lawrenceburg featuring an eclectic private collection.

Affiliated with the Antique Automobile Club of America, displaying 100+ vehicles from horseless carriages to 1970s muscle cars, plus 30+ motorcycles and the largest indoor collection of historic buses in the US.

Professionally staffed collecting institution in Hershey with a rotating collection of over 130 cars, trucks, buses, and motorcycles, including the Cammack Tucker Gallery.

A 12,000-sq-ft showroom museum at AER Manufacturing's corporate HQ featuring vintage and custom cars against a 360-degree mural of hot rods and motorcycles.

Former Grand Junction museum displaying Tammy Allen's personal classic automobile collection.

An over-the-road transportation museum (~43,000 sq ft, three galleries) with 75+ cars, trucks, motorcycles and bicycles from the carriage era to present, with regional emphasis on Mack Trucks and early PA automaking.

Operated by the Collings Foundation, primarily a military vehicle/tank museum built around the Jacques M. Littlefield Collection, with annex buildings also housing a sizable vintage automobile collection.

A Honolulu attraction billed as a "walking history tour" through 100 years of American automotive development (1900-2000), aimed at families and students.

Tram-tour museum in a former B.F. Goodrich tire factory featuring an eclectic Americana collection of classic cars, one of the world's largest private collections of automatic music machines, circus art, dolls, and pop-culture memorabilia.

Part of the historic town restoration of Granville, this small museum and adjoining vintage service station displays antique automobiles as part of a tour package alongside other Granville Museum sites like Pioneer Village.

Displays 90+ automobiles dating from 1899 to the mid-1970s in a 28,000 sq ft showroom, plus a recreated Skelly gas station.

Former museum in downtown Shreveport housed in a former auto/truck dealership building opened in 1928, which displayed more than 60 vintage cars, fire trucks, motorcycles and bicycles spanning the early 20th century through 1960s-70s muscle cars.

A private institution in Houston dedicated to contemporary "art car" culture, founded by Ann and James Harithas.

40,000 sq ft mixed art/antiques venue in Rochester housing roughly 500,000 items including about 91 automobiles ranging from 1900-2006, displayed alongside art and memorabilia.

A rotating-exhibit museum in Newport's 1903 Audrain Building with access to 200+ rare automobiles from the early 20th century to the present. Shows ~15-20 curated cars at a time under themed exhibitions.

A nonprofit museum (est. 2008) showcasing historical race cars, movie/production vehicles, hot rods, and music-related memorabilia.

An 18,000 sq ft facility in Callaway County portraying automotive history through vintage and classic cars, chrome, and street rods.

Hands-on El Segundo museum (visitors could sit in cars; staff drove select vehicles weekly) with roughly 130 vehicles spanning 1886-2000, founded 2002 by Stanley Zimmerman and Earl Rubenstein.

Indoor automotive-themed attraction ("Six Flags AutoWorld") that opened July 4, 1984 in downtown Flint.

Located at Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds (near Birmingham), this is a Guinness World Record holder for the world's largest motorcycle museum, with over 1,600 motorcycles spanning more than 100 years. The museum also displays a growing collection of rare and vintage automobiles, including Lotus race cars, alongside the adjacent 2.38-mile road course.

A Forest City museum named 'Best Museum in the Nation' by the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA), featuring more than 70 antique and classic vehicles.

The private automotive collection of longtime Greer car dealer Jim Benson (Benson Automotive), on display since 2005, featuring cars mostly from the 1950s along with bikes, pedal cars, and dealership memorabilia.

Former small nonprofit museum, opened January 2011, documenting Route 66 history and co-sponsoring the annual Historic Route 66 Car Show.

Private classic car museum with 100+ vintage, custom, and hot rod vehicles spanning the 1920s-2010s.

A Smithsonian-affiliate museum (founded 1988) whose signature Automotive Gallery presents 55+ vintage, classic and sports cars emphasizing design and coachbuilding. Four other galleries cover non-automotive themes.

The Eugene Dahl Car Museum is one building within the larger Bonanzaville pioneer village complex operated by the Cass County Historical Society in West Fargo, housing 60+ vehicles from the earliest automobile era to more modern vehicles.

Founded 1965 in the former Boyertown Auto Body Works, preserving PA transportation history with 90+ vehicles (carriages, bicycles, cars, trucks) almost all built in Pennsylvania, plus period displays.

Classic car dealership/museum with 125+ vehicles and a one-mile track where visitors can ride along or drive classic/muscle cars, including drift experiences.

A volunteer-run nonprofit dedicated to British-built vehicles used in the US, featuring 40+ British cars from the 1930s-1990s (MG, Triumph, Austin, Jaguar).

A free classic car, motorcycle, and boat museum in Gulfport founded by collector John Hans, notable for a rare 1987 De Tomaso Pantera GT5-S among other vintage vehicles.

A large Sacramento museum (72,000 sq ft) with 150+ classic, race, muscle and early cars representing the whole history of the automobile, with changing 'rolling exhibits' and free docent tours.

Museum in Old Town Victorville dedicated to Route 66's California history, housed in the former Red Rooster Cafe, with displays including a Ford Model T and a VW bus.

Opened 1978 in a 1914 Ford dealership, displaying 40+ antique and collectible cars alongside thousands of pieces of memorabilia.

A transportation museum adjoining Luray Caverns in the Shenandoah Valley, displaying over 140 items spanning horse-drawn wagons and carriages to early 20th-century luxury automobiles.

Roadside land-art replica of Stonehenge near Alliance, built in 1987 from 38 gray-painted, American-made junk cars, some buried nose-down, others welded into arches; interpreted by the Nebraska State Historical Society.

Restored 1934 Kan-O-Tex gas station turned cafe/gift shop on Route 66 in Galena, home to the rusty International Harvester tow truck said to have inspired Pixar's "Tow Mater."

A 100+ vehicle collection in Branson featuring celebrity-owned cars, movie/TV vehicles, and exotic cars, opened 2012.

Museum in Rosanky founded 1980 by Dick Burdick; at its peak held 130+ cars of varied vintages plus automotive memorabilia.

Founded in 2009 by Kent Bewley in a former 1940s-1970s Dodge-Plymouth dealership building in Greeneville, this museum displays a diverse collection of about 40 cars ranging from a 1914 Ford Model T to a DeLorean.

A for-profit classic-car sales, restoration, and storage facility in Fredericksburg, Virginia that also maintains a large, constantly rotating public showroom display functioning much like a living museum.

Original Gilmore partner museum in a relocated 1890s barn ("Barrett Barn," 1987), displaying 40+ CCCA "Full Classics" from 1915-1948.

A museum on the Gilmore campus displaying automobiles recognized by the CCCA as 'Full Classics' (the pinnacle luxury/design cars of ~1915-1948) from marques such as Auburn, Duesenberg, Packard, Pierce-Arrow and Stutz.

A large showroom-style museum displaying vintage and classic American automobiles from the early 1900s to the modern era, drawn largely from the Taulborg family collection.

A 30,000 sq ft museum, event space, and classic car storage facility in St. Augustine, FL displaying classic and collector automobiles.

A small storefront museum in downtown Trussville displaying classic cars alongside vintage gas, oil, and Coca-Cola memorabilia; much of the collection can be viewed through large glass windows even when closed.

Antique/classic auto museum in Salt Lake City's Granary/Ballpark district housing 100+ classic and antique vehicles; admission proceeds reportedly benefit a boys' ranch charity.

A 'living' museum with a rotating display of pre- and post-WWII classic cars, mid-century muscle cars, vintage trucks, motorcycles and even farm tractors. The lineup changes regularly.

A 13,000-square-foot museum in Harrisville housed in a recreated WWII-era car dealership/repair shop, holding one of the largest automobile memorabilia collections in the region, including the most complete known collection of West Virginia license plates.

Three co-located museums in Cortland, NY: the Brockway Truck Museum covering the history of the Cortland-based Brockway Motor Company, the Homeville Museum (military/local history), and Tractors of Yesteryear.

Private vintage car collection in Erlanger opened to the public in 2022, featuring roughly 200-250 vehicles spanning from a 1903 Oldsmobile curved-dash to a 1980s DeLorean; 100% of visitor donations benefit Housing Opportunities of Northern Kentucky (HONK).

Combined automotive museum and sales showroom in Oyster Bay featuring 70 years of Porsche history plus a vintage BMW 507, Mercedes 300SL, VW Bus, and over 1,000 vintage signs, gas pumps, and Americana.

Nonprofit educational foundation headquartered at a private airfield in Stow, with a car collection of 60+ American-built vehicles from the first half of the 20th century, including brass-era cars and vintage racecars.

Housed in a former car dealership in downtown Conrad; traces regional transportation history with a dedicated antique auto exhibit.

Large classic-car sales lot on Route 66 in Staunton with hundreds of vehicles from Model Ts to 70s-80s muscle cars.

Part of the Western Reserve Historical Society's Cleveland History Center, depicting stages of automobile development alongside aviation.

Deliberately low-profile private museum in Dwight in a former 1970s furniture store, exhibiting ordinary 1970s-late-80s daily-driver sedans/compacts.

Historic working rice farm and heritage site near Crowley founded by Sol (Salmon) Wright, developer of the Blue Rose rice variety; the property includes 'Salmon's Classic Car Garage,' displaying roughly 25 classic/vintage automobiles, alongside an 1848 Acadian cottage and the Blue Rose Museum.

A seasonal museum displaying the classic-car collection of thriller author Clive Cussler, many appearing in his Dirk Pitt novels. 100+ rare/vintage cars with ~60 on display (Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Bugatti, Packard, Cadillac).

Traces five generations of Dahl Automotive's Ford dealership history since 1911, with about 20-25 antique/classic cars and trucks organized by decade.

A 38,000-square-foot museum in Maggie Valley founded by Dale Walksler in 1993, primarily focused on rare American motorcycles but also displaying unique one-off early automobiles.

20-acre pioneer village near Scobey with 35 restored buildings; collection includes antique cars, tractors, and farm machinery.

A free-admission museum in Sunrise, FL displaying a Belgian collector's lifetime collection of thousands of automotive and vintage gas-station items, including immersive period recreations like a 1934 Texaco station and a drive-in movie scene.

Volunteer-staffed nonprofit preserving Dayton-area automotive history with no fixed public hours.

Family-owned Escondido winery/vineyard that also houses a large collection (100+ cars across three buildings) billed as the world's largest collection of convertibles and Americana.

Former longtime Wisconsin Dells roadside attraction of rare antique/classic cars, run for 29 years by owner Dick Tarnutzer.

Detroit Historical Society's permanent "America's Motor City" gallery, with an operating assembly line salvaged from a GM Cadillac plant, and a rotating "Automotive Showplace."

Large collection of 200+ classic, muscle, exotic, and custom cars alongside 3,000+ vintage toys.

Automobile museum in San Marcos founded 2009 by collector Dick Burdick.

Adjoining the well-known Dixie Gun Works antique firearms retailer in Union City, this museum displays 36 fully restored antique automobiles from 1900-1940, plus vintage farm engines and mechanical devices.

Free museum attached to Doc's Harley-Davidson dealership in Bonduel, featuring classic/muscle cars alongside motorcycles.

Car collection inside Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort Hotel & Casino, built by the casino founder (namesake of the town of Laughlin), displaying 70+ classic, rare, and unique automobiles, trucks, and motorcycles.

Boulder County collection near Longmont of 40+ fully operable antique cars (steam, electric, early gasoline) plus tractors and buggies, founded in 1977 by Ray Dougherty.

One of the oldest continually operating antique, classic, and vintage car dealers in the world, offering tours of its 66,000 sq ft showroom and restoration facility to prospective buyers and sellers.

Private 260-acre complex in Colorado Springs with roughly 100 operational military vehicles plus a large secondary hot rod/muscle car collection.

Began 30+ years ago as a private car museum in Rogers; shifted to a classic car dealership/showroom model in 2017, dropping formal museum admission.

Formerly a sprawling private museum (100+ cars, 100+ motorcycles, a huge toy/pedal-car collection) built by the late Elmer Duellman.

Part of the Graceland complex in Memphis, this museum displays more than fifteen of Elvis Presley's personal vehicles, including his famous pink Cadillac, a Ferrari Dino, and a Stutz Blackhawk.

A small museum at Grovewood Village near the Omni Grove Park Inn in Asheville, founded in 1966 by Cadillac-Pontiac dealer Harry D. Blomberg. Houses 19 antique cars, three carriages, and a vintage 1921 Asheville fire truck.

A project of the non-profit C.A.R.E.S. (Classic Automobile Restoration and Education Society) preserving Route 66 automotive culture, emphasizing a restoration garage and youth education programs.