General/Multi-marque museums & collections

The only dedicated public car museum in New Jersey, founded in 2001 by members of the Vintage Automobile Club of Ocean County, displaying classic and collectible cars from the 1880s onward plus memorabilia.

Museum featuring vintage cars and trucks including historically notable vehicles, housed in a restored early-1900s auto dealership/gas station complex in Weatherford.

The Commonwealth's official transportation museum in a century-old freight station, covering rail, road and air. Auto holdings include early GM electric-car tech, vintage Whippets, a 1913 Metz and a 1920 Buick.

Family-owned museum (since 1960) and active collector-car dealership on 35 acres in Volo with 300+ cars plus the largest collection of Hollywood movie/TV vehicles in the country.

Free small private museum with a rotating display of about 28 vintage cars plus memorabilia, gas station signs, and license plates.

Primarily a WWII/military aviation museum in Nampa that also displays restored antique/classic automobiles and a WWII halftrack.

General local-history museum with a dedicated "Car Wing" representing locally-manufactured Richmond, Indiana automobiles (9 of 14 historical marques represented).

Long-running roadside museum of antique automobiles, bicycles, and nostalgic Americana.

A large Hood River museum pairing still-flying antique aircraft with still-driving antique automobiles and motorcycles, one of the largest such combined collections in the country.

Nonprofit transportation-history museum in the Albuquerque Rail Yards covering rail, auto, wagon, and other transportation history.

A volunteer-run museum (founded 1977) displaying ~47 antique/collector cars (1910s-1980s) alongside fire trucks, Caterpillar equipment, aircraft, tractors and a 1910 steam locomotive.

Nonprofit museum (started 2014) sharing antique cars and Cincinnati-area collectibles, housed in the historic Becker House.

A private vintage and muscle car museum in Myrtle Beach opened in 2009 by collectors Paul and Carol Cummings, featuring over 100 cars.

Opened 1957, preserving American automobile history with ~150 cars (30-35 rotated on display) plus carriages dating from 1896. The only museum where two Tuckers can be seen side by side.

Wisconsin's largest auto museum, in Hartford (original home of Kissel cars). Holds the world's largest Kissel collection plus ~120+ vehicles overall (Nash, Pontiac, Studebaker, Chevrolet, Kaiser, Ford).

A 22,000 sq ft museum combining classic American cars with baseball memorabilia, in a replica filling station.

Mining heritage museum in Butte on the historic Orphan Girl Mine site with a recreated mining town; holds antique cars and wagons alongside steam locomotives.

Private museum built by auto dealer Jeff Wyler, designed to resemble downtown Batavia, Ohio in 1973.

Private collection of roughly 150 vehicles (automobiles, motorcycles, vintage fire trucks) in a Boise industrial park, built by the late Ron Yanke and his wife Linda.

Small museum in Spring Arbor (Jackson County) focused on Jackson-made automobiles, with about 60 cars including 16 built in Jackson.

A 150,000+ sq ft facility begun by the Vander Haag family truck-parts business (since 1939), displaying classic cars, 250+ trucks including 81 fire trucks, farm machinery, and petroleum memorabilia.

A by-appointment-only classic car museum in Williamston featuring a collection of lovingly restored vintage cars, often opened during Williamston special events.

Housed in a former prewar Hudson dealership, with about 30 cars tied to Ypsilanti/Willow Run history including Corvair, Tucker, Hudson, Kaiser-Frazer, and GM Hydra-Matic.

A private collection displayed at Apple Island Resort, focused largely on commercially available sports cars from the 1960s to the present, chosen for styling and engineering. A small weekly-rotating sampling is shown.

A privately run classic car business in Hanoi's Tay Ho district describing itself as a classic car museum, primarily operating as a rental service for antique cars used in filming, weddings, and events, with a garden display area visitors can tour.

A general city history museum housed in the former Gia Long Palace, displaying several 1950s-era automobiles as part of its historical collection alongside military aircraft and artillery in its outdoor area.

An annual free pop-up exhibition organized by the Saigon Classic Car Club during the Tet (Lunar New Year) period, bringing together more than 50 privately owned classic cars for public viewing; the most recent documented edition ran February 7-22, 2026.