A wide variety of autos, with some pretty interesting specimens. The facility is pretty low budget, and they could probably benefit from some fundraising. I've been to the museums at Petersen's, Harrah's, and Blackhawk. I thought Blackhawk was the best, but this one is a contender. More

A fun weekend trip to take the car loving father to see. A lot of volunteer efforts go into this reasonably priced museum. More

Great selection of cars for my husband to drool over. Clean bathrooms and lots of room for a stroller/little kids to walk. Wear a coat......it's freezing in there! More

Cars from the very early days to the late 70's. Wide variety, including new electric cars, race cars, you name it. Only thing they don't have are Jaguars, and as the owner of an E Type I found that odd. But for American cars, can't be beat. Lots of information. Prepare to spend two or three hours. More

The docents at the Museum really know their cars. There's something for every car lover....vintage Americana, European sports cars, prototype green energy vehicles. I was in recently and they had some new items....several Porsche 356's and a Spyder, plus Henry Ford's wife's car. Spacious, well laid out. More

Both the permanent and temporary auto exhibits are always alluring. Plus, a couple of times a year, the Theater Organ Society shows silent movies here, accompanied by live music on an old theater organ! More

The car collection was nice.. Just couldn't stay in there long enough (I like to read the histories of the cars and the eras those cars were a part of) unless I had 3 layers on. (I didn't) It was like a tomb in there. I think I was in there for about 30 minutes tops. With the high cost... More

Constant changes, as 75% of the vehicles were new to me from my visit 2 years ago. Only the oldest Ford antiques were the same. John was a great docent. Very eager to help. More

The museum is set up so that it's easy to see the different eras of cars. Lots of interesting tidbits given by the docents who have a lot of knowledge and can answer your questions. It is huge so wear comfortable shoes. More