The top museums include the Emirates National Auto Museum in Abu Dhabi (famous for its pyramid-shaped building and vast collection of over 200 rare and custom vehicles), Sharjah Classic Car Museum, and Al Ain Classic Car Museum. There are also specialized private collections and showrooms such as Nostalgia Classic Cars in Dubai.

It is located in the Al Dhafra desert region, about a 45-minute drive from Abu Dhabi city. The best way to get there is by car or taxi, as public transport options are limited. The museum offers free on-site parking.

Collections feature vintage classics, off-road vehicles, military trucks, custom-built automobiles, and the famous "Rainbow Mercedes" series. Some museums also display rare supercars, American muscle cars, and automotive memorabilia. The Emirates Museum includes unique giant vehicles and even a retired passenger jet.

Entry to the Emirates National Auto Museum is about AED 50 for adults, with children under 10 often admitted free. Opening hours are generally 9 AM to 5 or 6 PM, seven days a week, but days may vary by museum. It’s advisable to check the official website before visiting.

Some museums and private collections offer guided tours or group booking options that provide in-depth insights and stories behind the cars. These tours may be available by prior appointment or as part of special events.

Yes, many museums provide child-friendly exhibits, interactive displays, and ample space for families to enjoy. The Sharjah Classic Car Museum, for example, offers educational elements explaining automotive history.

Photography is generally permitted for personal use, but flash photography or commercial use is often prohibited without permission. Mobile phone use is allowed but should be respectful of other visitors.

Many museums have gift shops selling model cars, apparel, books, and other car-related memorabilia.

Museums frequently host temporary exhibitions, classic car rallies, or themed displays highlighting automotive milestones and racing heritage.