The museum has an amazing variety of cars with neat little peddle cars and diecast car collections. The museum has some ridiculously rare cars you can't see cause there aren't any more in the US! The time me and my dad had was great, I would like to see some exotics in the future and less plain cars like a Ford Fiesta and Miata. And I know it's a none profit, but I don't want to buy a $4 Hotwheels car that I can get for $1 at Wal-Mart. But overall, an amazing Museum I will visit next time we go on vacation! You will enjoy it.

They have so many cars. It's laid out so you can see everything. So much to see. From vehicles to collectables. Be sure to look up and check the walls for everything around. They keep adding space and vehicles. Friendly staff.

The museum is absolutely amazing!! SOOOO many varied vehicles on display. The diecast displays peaked my interest since I also collect. The variety of vehicles on display was impressive! From really old to late model, there was something for most anyone!! The car that started it all is beautiful!! The antique mall was a very nice plus. My wife and I enjoy roaming them together.

We as a men’s church group of Harvest Church of Oconee County in Seneca, SC made a day outing to Georgia to visit the museum. The consensus was that everyone had a good time. Would highly recommend it to anyone who likes cars and memorabilia.

There are a lot of Car Museums throughout the USA and over my lifetime I have make it a point to seek out a new one whenever I travel. My wife and I come to Atlanta frequently for business and when we are done, retreat to the Georgia Highlands. I had learned about Miles Through Time through the Collector Car Hobby and direct contact from its founder, Sean Mathis. I was excited to be able to attend the Annual Car show last June and tour the museum for the first time and again just recently this year. I was greeted by Sean and immediately engaged in conversation about the museum collection, what was new and plans for the future. This is a not to be missed collection! Cars from every era are presented. I loved the original Fords and Chevys of all configurations from the early 1900s. They even have a Mathis convertible, which is a French Marque. American Orphans, Studebaker, Packard,Oldsmobile, Plymouth are just a few represented! Foreign makes, Porsche, Austin, MG, and amazing collections of scale model cars donated to the MTT. Since last year there are more cars than ever and the collection is ever changing. The Delorean, an acquisition in 2023 is now freshened up and on exhibit. Oh, and a giant flea-market style shopping area with a definite car collector theme is on site. To think it all started with Pop’s 59 Salmon Pink Cadillac! Can’t wait to come back next year!

Simply put, this is a "can't pass up" automotive museum as there is SO much more to it than just that. Amazing creativity, displays, shopping opportunities from crafts to antiques in yet another section of this amazing place. You could spend the day here and not see or experience all the opportunities and information. Learned that this is considered a "living museum" and not for profit as well. Great sharing opportunity! Wow ! Will be back !

I had heard of this museum and was interested in a visit. We attended on the day of a car show. The museum was so cool. There are antique cars and some that are more modern. Some cars are in pristine condition and others are displayed just as they are, rust and all. There are informational placards near each car. My favorite was the blue-green Cadillac!

I took my 1970 GSX here to a car show and didn’t realize I had been here years before. I recognized the place as soon as I drove in the parking lot. There were about 200 classics there in the parking lot to show and my friends and When we came out of the museum, all the show cars had left and mine was sitting there solely in the parking lot. We didn’t realize everybody had left because we were having such a good time in the museum. there are tons of “trinkets” that will take your brain back in the time that are displayed as well as some awesome cars. We talked about 30 minutes to a man who made cars out of paper and cardboard, and had them on display there. And they actually look like real full-size cars. I would definitely go here again and recommend it for anyone that’s in the area that just likes old stuff and wants to reminisce about the past.

The manager on duty said the collection included 200 vehicles. While we did not count you can be assured that Miles can boast of a gathering of automotive memories as good as any in the USA. The Ford Model A and T assortment in itself is world-class. Advisory: To get to the Museum front door, be prepared to run a gauntlet of what has to be one of the world's largest amalgamations of bric-a-brac a/k/a stuff, swag. And if you missed anything you get another shot at it exiting. Overall an experience to put any automotive enthusiast's heart in overdrive.