Places

Three floors on Museum Row in LA covering the history, industry and artistry of the automobile, from concept cars to Hollywood icons, plus The Vault, a basement of rare and one-off cars viewable by guided tour.

A working assembly plant tour at Ford's historic Rouge complex, walk an observation deck above the live F-150 line, see the plant's living roof, and pair it with The Henry Ford museum next door for the full story of American car manufacturing.

The largest automobile museum in North America, purpose-built on a nine-acre campus with a signature spiralling ramp of 250-plus cars.

Home to America's oldest car collection, the original Anderson family horseless carriages kept in their 1888 Gilded Age carriage house.

Rotating exhibitions on fashionable Bellevue Avenue plus the Audrain Newport Concours, the Northeast's marquee collector-car venue.

A world-class collection of racing sports cars kept running, with Demo Days where priceless Alfas, Bugattis and a Le Mans-winning Bentley are driven.

Affiliated with the Antique Automobile Club of America and next to the legendary Hershey fall meet, with a standout bus and Tucker collection.

Holds the presidential limousine, the Rosa Parks bus and a definitive sweep of American automotive history.

A 90-acre campus of historic barns and a recreated 1930s Shell station, housing partner collections including the Classic Car Club of America Museum.

Set in the original 1930 Art Deco Auburn Automobile Company showroom, a National Historic Landmark filled with the marques it once sold.

Reopened in 2025 after a full transformation, showcasing Indy 500-winning cars inside the grounds of the Brickyard.

The single-marque shrine to America's sports car, still displaying the 2014 sinkhole that swallowed eight Corvettes.

The only place on earth the Corvette is built, offering public walking tours of the line where the C8 and ZR1 come together.

A modern museum opened in 2021 with rotating themed exhibits, quickly established as one of the Southeast's premier auto destinations.

Specialises in quirky European and one-off microcars, propeller-driven vehicles and amphibious cars found in no other US collection.

The official shrine of American stock-car racing, with the banked Glory Road ramp of historic race cars in the sport's Charlotte heartland.

Built on casino magnate Bill Harrah's fabled collection, with period street scenes and one-off cars.

A black-mirror-floored gallery presenting rare coachbuilt classics as rotating automotive sculpture in the East Bay.

Museum plus a working factory tour of the plant that builds Mercedes SUVs, the automaker's first full US production site.

BMW's only North American museum, paired with tours of its largest plant worldwide that builds the X-model SUVs.

Porsche's North American HQ with a 1.6-mile handling track, driving simulators and the Classic restoration workshop on site.

A driver-development track and restaurant complex where visitors pilot current Porsches with a professional coach.