British Motor Museum

Wow lots of things to look at with hands on areas. Clean and well signed with lots of information on the cars. Cafe has good choices and not to bad on price. Staff was helpful and smiling when bring food over. Toilets very clean easy access. Easy in all areas if have any disables. Staff are very helpful and will interact with you great sense of humour. Lots of places to park.

Amazing museum with amazing staff members! A lot more cars than what I thought and being preserved properly in optical conditions. Amazing experience, just wish I had turned up earlier in the day so I could spend more time there, definitely worth the visit.

This place is fantastic! It's a must see....... It's a great place for car lovers and automotive historians alike, there is a wide range of cars in the collection from movie cars, classic cars, celebrity cars to royal vehicles and more. Parking is easy and free, there is also a Cafe with spacious seating, toilets are fresh and clean, tables chairs etc. all clean. There is an adventure pack for kids that gives them things to do on the way around although it is not best for younger children. There is two buildings to see lots of cars in access of 400 or more! There is also a conference Centre for hire and they welcome school trips etc. This is a lot of history you can learn about ordinary car manufactures as well as the specialist manufactures as well. There is a couple of vehicles you can sit in such as a range rover and experience the massage seats working etc., plus a "Shaun the Sheep" Land Rover! The museum is well laid out, very clean and well presented. It is worth a visit even those who are not car fans who will still find it fascinating and enjoyable. Staff are friendly, very approachable and knowledgeable. Highly recommend visiting this museum.

Very good value for money and it's a yearly pass so can go back, they had loads of stuff to do (Activities for the kids ie Lego areas, colouring, quieter zones if got too overwhelmed) and a decent sized cafe! Kids loved seeing the cars they recognise from TV Mr bean, Thunderbirds, only fools and horses see photos of others has a play area outside I'd say from ages 6 for play area we had two 4 year olds with our little party and they only managed half but they had a fab time regardless.buying tickets a few days in advance is cheaper but only by like £3 compared to just turning up.

An amazing museum to visit. Allow plenty of time as there is lots to see, whether you are into veteran, classic, racing cars or just interested in British cars generally there is something for you. The staff are very knowledgeable & are very happy to answer your questions, there are plenty around all departments to ask if you need to know more about what you are seeing. If you have a spare day or are in just in the area, the museum is a must 👍.

I thought it was really insightful. The knowledge about this place was incredible, and everything was so detailed and well maintained. It was truly lovely to go in there and step into a piece of history. The staff were friendly, and one of the volunteers told us about the car, which made the experience even better.

I was very surprised to see the number of cars being displayed. Even my family who isn’t particularly interested in cars really enjoyed the visit. We spent half a day and didn’t’ see the time fly by. The food is also very good and unexpected for a museum’s restaurant. And finally the activities that are proposed to kids are very welcome.

Great place. Lovely welcoming and knowledgeable staff. The place is so well layed out with so much to explore. Very well maintained and thought out. My car enthusiast son and father in law loved it. The café also has surprisingly good quality food for reasonable prices. The ticket's are valid for a whole year which unfortunately isn't any good for us with the distance but makes them very good value if you live close.

I like this Museum, even if it's small. It doubles as JLRs conference center, so expect laptops in the cafeteria - the Junction 12 Cafe, that is off M40 btw. This place shows like few others the interconnected history between so many European car manufacturers. And the midlands scenery around is worth a look around in any weather as well. Aston Martin"s Lagonda is just around the corner as well. Come next year and get a glimpse of "The Triangle".

The scale of the museum and wide collection of cars here is phenomenal! Was first time here after coming once it was refurbished out and the collection centre built. The collection centre has a floor dedicated to Jaguar vehicles owned by the Jaguar Heritage Trust and includes cars from a Jaguar fire car with a foam system in the rear to the fastest Jaguar XF they have built with a top speed of 225MPH - the staff and volunteers there were all enthusiastic always willing to talk and even spoke to you first which gives a warm welcoming feeling. Museum also includes movie props such as FAB 1 from Thunderbirds (2004) as well as the Delorean from Back to the Future and a prop car from James Bond Skyfall and a Cab from Judge Dredd. If you gift-aid your ticket purchase you also get a free ticket to return as much as you like within the 12 months of you buying your ticket(s). Only recommendation is that with Aston Martin just next door and with that huge proving ground behind the Collection Centre that they don't have more Aston Martins on show or have a viewing platform within the Collection centre to see over the crest of the hill and down onto the proving ground below which could be accessible to watch Aston Martin put some of their cars around the track.