Gaydon Heritage Motor Centre: The Heritage Motor Centre is home to the British Motor Industry Heritage Trust, which maintains the largest collection in the world of classic, vintage and veteran British cars. These range from one of the earliest motor cars, an 1896 Wolseley to the latest Aston Martin and include many unique examples from Britain's motor industry. The collection on display charts the development of the British motor industry from 1896 right up to the exciting innovations of the present day.
Take a walk down the Time Road display where you can see how cars and roads have changed since 1900. The colourful displays tell the story of the car, set to the back drop of the great events in history from the past century.
The Heritage Motor Centre is situated in the heart of the Warwickshire countryside, in 65 acres of parkland and is situated 12 miles from Shakespeares Stratford-upon-Avon and 9 miles from the historic town of Warwick.
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