Manufacturer-owned museums & collections

GM's corporate heritage facility, 81,000 sq ft, with about 165 vehicles and the permanent home of GM's historic literature/artifact archives.

Official Harley-Davidson Motor Company museum with 450+ motorcycles across 120+ years, a 130,000 sq ft complex on the Menomonee River in Milwaukee.

Operating vintage Sunoco filling station and free vehicle display at Hemmings Motor News headquarters, showing roughly 25-36 collector cars, trucks, and motorcycles used in Hemmings publications.

A free museum and team store at the Hendrick Motorsports race shop campus near Concord, open to the public with viewing of active NASCAR race shops.

Honda's first public museum in the U.S., adjacent to its original 1979 Marysville plant; free admission.

A 47,000 sq ft museum dedicated to International Harvester/Scout trucks and tractors, run with Super Scout Specialists.

Local history museum with a dedicated gallery on Kenosha's manufacturing legacy (Jeffery, Nash, Rambler, AMC); cars rotate annually.

Guided-tour museum tracing the history of Mack Trucks from early workhorses to modern heavy trucks, run by a nonprofit affiliated with Mack.

Located within Marathon Village, a restored early-1900s factory complex in Nashville that manufactured the Marathon automobile from 1909-1914, this small museum displays several of the roughly nine known surviving Marathon cars.

Mercedes-Benz USA-operated restoration, parts, and sales facility in Irvine with a showroom displaying historic vehicles, some on loan from the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Germany.

Dealership heritage collection inside Napoleon Harley-Davidson, showcasing nine 1962 Harleys restored by dealership staff.

Dealership-based Harley-Davidson heritage collection similar in concept to the Napoleon Harley-Davidson Museum.

Porsche's North American driving and brand experience campus near Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, featuring a Heritage Gallery of rare and historic Porsche road and race cars, including vehicles from the Porsche Classic Factory Restoration workshop.

Located on Richard Childress Racing's 52-acre campus near Welcome, NC, this museum walks visitors through the history of RCR's NASCAR program.

30,000 sq ft facility on the Roush Enterprises (Jack Roush) campus with 110+ vehicles, multimedia exhibits, and memorabilia related to Roush racing heritage.

A 15,000 sq ft heritage/manufacturing facility in Las Vegas honoring Carroll Shelby, displaying over 30 historic Shelby vehicles alongside an active vehicle-build shop floor.

Free museum inside the Shively Motors Dodge-Chrysler-Jeep-Ram dealership, featuring 35+ historic Mopar models, many with local sales history, spanning 85+ years of Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth heritage.

Long-planned $40M, 56,000 sq ft Jeep heritage museum proposed for Toledo, known as the "Jeep Capital of the World."

A museum in Greer operated by the BMW Car Club of America Foundation, near BMW's North American manufacturing plant, dedicated to the preservation of BMW automotive and motorcycle history.

Manufacturer-owned visitor/experience center at Toyota's Georgetown assembly plant (the largest Toyota plant outside Japan), featuring milestone vehicle displays including the first U.S.-built Camry, plus factory tours.

A manufacturer collection of Toyota vehicles and heritage (relocated to Toyota's North American HQ in Plano, TX).

Former Chrysler corporate museum at Chrysler World Headquarters, open 1999-2012, briefly reopened, then permanently closed.