Our family love cars, and we loved this museum! Definitely the best car museum we've ever been to. Even though it ended up being over $100 for 3 of us (including The Vault admission), which is a lot for a museum visit, it was well worth it.

Very cool collection of vintage cars, with permanent and rotating exhibitions, from historical and classic vehicles to sports cars and famous cars used in the movies. This time the museum had a special event celebrating the 75th anniversary of Porsche, displaying many beautiful automobiles made by the famed German manufacturer. You don't need to be a car aficionado to totally enjoy a visit to this museum.

First time here in nearly 25 years. Easy parking, was about $25 for a few hours. Nice exhibits including the Vault which was $25pp extra. Wish there was more modern stuff but still nice.

This is cool. So much to see, we were surprised by how cool this is. There were so many interesting cars, bikes and exhibits. We were there for 3 hours, it was cool. Staff were so helpful. We timed it perfect and there was a Sunday car display in the upper car park - added bonus. Definitely would visit again

my first impression of this museum was a wow. The F1 cars at the entrance was a real treat and i was thrilled to see see and touch them, a dream come true. The various automobiles housed in the three floors of the musuem is a treat for the eyes. So many cars used in different movies, fancy designs from Porsche, Great automotive collectors who have given their vehicles for display. The different models of bikes was eye catching along with the scale models of them. However the Tesla models on the first level is indeed marvellous, how they started and how it has evolved is really interesting and a great lesson on EVs. The AI based robot and other instruments are fascinating. The model of the hyperloop , The Tesla Truck and a crashed Tesla car is worth seeing. Besides one can see the intricate parts of which tesla is made up of all hanging from mid air is excellently displayed. However before i end my review three important ones to be seen are the 1 Shah Of Iran's Bugatti, still inw orking condition and shining. 2 The Rolls Royce Phantom with its circular doors 3. The BATMOBILE which is the most fascinating exhibit. All in an excellent place to visit while you are in Los Angeles. The shape of the museum when viewed from outside is unique and easily recognisable in the museum district.

This place is so great! I traveled here twice from WA just to visit. Always plenty of cool cars to see. Its too bad the vault changed from a guided tour to a self guided tour, but it looks like it got more cars now. I highly recommend a visit.

Such a fun museum. Tons of autos, from racing to movies. It's definitely worth a visit to the Vault (extra charge). We spent about 2 hours and was able to see the entire place. Great for families, couples, solo.

This is a must see! If your saying, but I'm not a car person... Doesn't matter, these are works of art that include many vehicles seen in movies & TV. They rotate cars around every 3-4 months, so you can go back and see cars you hadn't seen prior. guided tours are about 2 hrs long and make sure you visit the "vault" where they store their 250-300 vehicles. It's insane to see! buy tickets in advance, they are often booked.

It was a great experience overall and worth of the trip. A bit smaller than other places I've been in, but still great. The biggest thing I noticed about this auto museum is the quality of the interiors of every car, especially the older ones. The sections were really neat and distinct: The Porshe area, the Tesla area, and Movie Cars. Each were great and informative. There were areas for the kids and even an interactive section. It took about an hour to go through and probably could have done it in two if I really really read everything. You could pay an additional $70+ bucks to see more than 200 additional cars in the basement, but I passed. You can get discounted parking for $17 or maybe find someone on the road next door. It's a good activity to do when it's raining or looking for something new. Also, the Oscar Museum is just across the street, but I didn't visit.

This is a great museum and I spent more time here that I expected. There is strong focus on the LA motor experience including a short history of motoring on the west coast and displays of cars used in TV and film. Just what you would expect in LA and a focus of other museums as well. Classic cars from the collection display was a good selection. There was also a large display of Porsches to celebrate the 75th anniversary and comprehensive displays on electric cars and Tesla which were topical and interesting.