The "main" exhibits are in a series of connected buildings and were quite impressive. Then there are a series of "satellite" exhibits, many of which are devoted to a specific make of car-- e.g. Lincoln, Franklin, Pierce Arrow, in a other nearby buildings. (I walked about 8,000 steps during my visit.) A personal highlight: the amazing collection of hood ornaments! I spent about 4 hours there and could have spent longer.

We came to the Gilmore Car Museum in September for Model A Days, and had a fabulous time. There was so much to see and do; we can't wait to come back again because it isn't possible to do everything in one day. All the cars are kept in immaculate shape and they all shine like a mirror. So many buildings to go thru including Model A's in an old time dealership complete with a Parts Department. There were buildings dedicated to Lincolns, Pierce Arrows, motorcyles, and so much more. You can grab a bite to eat at the 1940's diner that is still in operation here at the museum. During Model A Days they were offering car rides in the Model A's and even in a Model A Firetruck. We watched as they worked to start up an unrestored Model A with success, and it was fun to see the visitors who dressed up in period costumes. We will certainly return!

This museum is top notch, best and cleanest museum Iv been to so far.. cars are so clean and nice as well… Has multi out buildings you walk to and see cars as a female I was very impressed, I only went to take my bf and I enjoyed myself.. they do have a kid area they can build a small car and race it down a ramp ( inside main building) admission was reasonably I think $18-20 adult If you stop and look at every car you could spend a lot of time here. We were only there less than 2hrs and seen all we wanted to see.. The diner is only open in summer months. I wish we could drive out back to take photo ops with our cars but your not allowed to drive back by the diner or shell gas station ( you can walk inside the gas station ) They have a few newer sport cars and mostly older models.. I would say a must see..

I’m not a car person at all but this was a cool museum. There is a large main building as well as several outbuildings with different themes of buildings. I would plan on spending at least 2-3 hours here. The buildings are air conditioned and the outdoor paths between buildings are paved and smooth.

We just finished spending the last 2 days visiting this absolute GEM of an everything auto museum in Hickory Corners, MI, while on vacation. Please don't take our word for it. Just make plans to go too and be prepared to be blown away by this amazing facility and all it has to offer all kinds of visitors. OMG it is a true treasure. The best!

This car museum is touted as the largest car museum in the country. It is on a plat of land where the museum is made up of eight or more buildings each housing its own make of cars. They even have an authentic roadside diner that is a MUST stop for a bite. It is open from 9-6. We arrived at 10 and shut them down at 6. Well worth your time and money.

Fantastic collection of vehicles. Some rare and one of a kind cars are in this collection. All vehicles have a detailed but concise description of the vehicle and its history. There is also an authentic, restored diner transported from New Jersey that serves food. There are multiple buildings on beautiful and well groomed grounds. A must visit for any auto enthusiast. It will take most of the day to get through the collection.

Fantastic car museum! Great collection of cars with extremely nice facilities. Our 17 month old enjoyed it for few hours (he likes cars) and then my wife and I enjoyed a slower pace as he napped for an addition hour or two. Could easily spend a day of you enjoy reading as you go! Highly recommend!