An excellent, well run Automobile Museum. We visited during Hot August Nights and elected to purchase tickets to an evening comedy show. While the museum is a 10 on a 10 scale, the comedy show was not very funny. The person who introduced the comedians was rude, crude, and vulgar. Both headliners were OK, but next time we will just visit the museum.

This museums have an incredible collection of automobiles and cars, telling the story from the original cars to today. They also have a lot of places to take pictures with your family, a gift shop, a movie teather showing documentaries all day and a whole section for your kids. You have to go there if you are in Reno!

I was definitely impressed. The collection of over 240 cars is incredible, especially seeing some of the rare, vintage models up close. The museum does a great job bringing everything to life with the street scenes and sounds—it's like stepping into a different time. I also enjoyed the audio tour, which gave a lot of insight into the history behind the cars. The location near the Truckee River is pretty scenic, and parking was easy and free.

I'm not really a car aficionado, but it was really interesting to check out this collection of automobiles, particularly the early ones from the late 1800s and early 1900s. All the vehicles are wonderfully restored, and there is even a section on movie cars. It seemed like certain parts of the museum are being revamped, and there are some areas where there's a lot of empty space. Even so, it's still a unique and entertaining way to spend an hour or two, whether or not you're into cars.

Pleasant experience spending an hour wandering around this small museum. You could spend a lot longer if you’re really into your cars. Staff were helpful and the vehicles are all in stunning condition. Gift shop leaves a lot to be desired so didn’t leave with any souvenirs.

I enjoyed this so much that I went 2 days in a row. The cars, the history, the joy of stepping back in time, was better than I expected. Find out when they offer the guided tour, and plan your visit for that time (there's no extra charge). The volunteers are knowledgeable, friendly and made the experience so much more fun. I can't think of any better experience while in Reno.