My review may be a little biased since I'm a huge car nerd, but I think that just goes to show how awesome this place is if you like cars.

All the exhibits were very well designed, with many cars having extensive information on their history, and had subtle yet fitting backdrops/environments. My girlfriend, who brought me here, was never super interested in cars, but half way through the 1st floor (the main exhibit area) she mentioned she was getting really interested in the cars, especially the old Cadillacs with their distinctive angular designs. Some exhibits didn't really have much information beyond the make, model, and year, which was a bummer because the Puch Maxi that was exactly like the one I have (however the one in the exhibit was all original and in much much better condition than mine) didn't have anything beyond that basic info, and I wanted to learn more about the history of it. The bus museum in the basement was really awesome, especially being able to go inside several of the buses. Pictures always make classic Senicruiser buses look huge, however after seeing one up close here and getting inside, I was amazed at how small they really are.

If you're at all interested in cars, bikes, or buses, this is absolutely a worthwhile place to check out if you're somewhat nearby. It's by no means the Peterson museum, you'll only need about 2-3 hours to see the whole thing, but it's still a great museum, and makes a great afternoon trip. They also apparently rotate exhibits somewhat regularly, so I might just have to go back again in the future!