The cars were incredible with their history and appearance, not to mention that they were used. The furniture and displays of dolls and timepieces, the decor was breath-taking, listening to the player pianos and the other music machine and of course the organ - it was all wonderful. And it's free! We all loved it.

If you like cars, you will be beyond happy. It is free and you can go anytime to the main building.where there are around 60 cars. Each car would probably sell sell for the price of an average house in Beverly Hills. Make reservations and you can visit the building across the street. It has more cars but there is... More 

We reserved online about a week ahead for a Saturday tour. The tour lasts about an hour and a half to two hours, not including the walk through of the train. We arrived at about 9 to self tour the cars in the building across the street. After the guided tour, we waited about half an hour to tour the... More 

This place was incredible. Cars from 1898 to 1997. Lots of interesting types and models covering decades of human ingenuity and it was free to the public! Be sure to book a reservation to tour the second building, the showroom is gorgeous. Also has a train to walk through and an incredible music box collection that they play for you.... More 

The autos and their pristine condition will take your breath away. Not many recent cars and that is fine. Many unique models and vast collection of his ornaments. Got a question? They have a library.

If you are in the area (and we were, driving from LA to SF) this museum is definitely worth a stop for anyone interested in cars (my husband and son) or history (me). Dozens of BEAUTIFULLY maintained vintage and antique cars, with short descriptions of their original owners and history. I think my teenage daughter even liked it! And it... More 

Take your time. This is one of the finest collections of vintage automobiles in the country. You'll see cars from movies and just a ton of vintage Rolls. The train out back is well worth the visit. If you have any old time train buffs this is a must.The guides were extremely knowledgeable.

If you like old cars, in prime condition, then you need to visit the Nethercutt Collection museum. From Rolls Royce cars to Pierce Arrows to cars you probably have never heard of such as the Diana and Moon Motors, you'll find them here. There are about 130 cars on display, and they're all in prime condition. The amount of labor,... More