Visitors are taken on an interactive journey celebrating an era when British entrepreneurs and engineers were at the forefront of a transport revolution. Along with Henry Ford in America , …
Visitors are taken on an interactive journey celebrating an era when British entrepreneurs and engineers were at the forefront of a transport revolution. Along with Henry Ford in America , Herbert Austin and William Morris were the leaders who put the working population behind the wheel and gave us all the freedom of mobility which we now take for granted.This is the story of a British industry which in its heyday was a worldwide force and its products could be found in all corner of the globe. Its hero's are the popular cars from a bygone era when for half a century, British cars did literally "rule the road". Many of these cars are now incredibly rare and we have spent over two years searching for examples to display.
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Apr 21, 2025
Visited the Great British Car Journey with my husband, and to be honest I'm not interested in cars, however, I was pleasantly surprised. It was actually very interesting and I enjoyed looking at the…Full review by JillyHD3
Apr 19, 2025
Good assortment of British cars lovely venue extremely friendly lovely cafe and toilets great for a couple of hour nostalgiaFull review by tonybopsimsthy
Apr 12, 2025
Brilliant museum approx 150 cars through the eras. We got free entry due to us purchasing the car drive, think its about £17 normally,well worth it in my opinion, audio avaiable too, nice selection o…Full review by julie G
Personally I wouldn't take a dog in, some of the cars are parked close together and it does get busy. I don't know if they allow dogs, it's just my view
Personally I disagree with Nicks comments. I saw no rustbuckets there. Just a slice a well maintained british motoring history. All good.
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All looked good to me the triumph acclaim had a few bits but nothing to distract from an excellent collection its probably fair to say a lot of cars of the types on show in there became rust …
All looked good to me the triumph acclaim had a few bits but nothing to distract from an excellent collection its probably fair to say a lot of cars of the types on show in there became rust buckets hence why their are so few left the museum is a delight and an amazing trip down memory lane I'll certainly be recommending it