Went with a friend who was interested in cars. even though cars aren’t my thing, it was still fun enough. all of them have history signs that talk about the individual cars. they move the cars out and add new ones every 3 months so they are always changing. the volunteer BRUCE was amazing. super helpful staff

Wow, what a great museum, tucked away in an industrial suburb! They had an aptly-named special exhibition on called "99 Years of British". This focuses on English cars and wow, they certainly have a variety on display, plus American, Japanese and mainland European vehicles.

The 1934 MG Magnette was a highlight as well as a beautiful Jaguar Mk IV. They also had an interesting Frankenstein creation which was a Daimler body over a Range Rover chassis with a Chev V8!

The $25 entry was reasonable considering the facilities were nice and clean, undercover car parking was available and the café looked great, too. The volunteer staff were very friendly and love chatting about the cars on display.

This is an excellent venue with an amazing array of interesting cars. Coffee is good and Cafe area is not cramped. Some on site, undercover parking available underneath. Takes about 1.5 to 2 hrs to have a good look. Recommend buying tickets online.lin advance.

There are dozens of classic sports cars and antique cars on display at the venue, as well as different types of motorcycles. Fans from all over the world and local Brisbane fans will be completely satisfied after visiting the exhibition hall. This exhibition hall will also The exhibition theme is updated every quarter to showcase more classic cars from car brands manufactured in various countries.

Note: If you visit the cafe attached to the exhibition hall, you can leisurely enjoy exquisite breakfast/lunch or drinks at your own expense before/after the visit and spend half a day👍👍👍

New motor museum in convenient location. Park underneath. Large cafe with full menu. Quick service. Also comfortable lounge area. Themed vehicle displays with interesting info boards and photos or videos. Quality rather than quantity. Not cheap but worth it.

A fabulous rainy sunday afternoon spent here. Service was lovely, enjoyed the local beers and a coffee at the cafe. There were 40-50 cars on display and really nice and enthusiastic staff in the museum. The building itself is really nicely done and a bit of a feature.