A key starting point of the collection was the rare Messerschmitt KR200, a microcar from post–World War II Germany. The museum’s concept is not only to display private collections but also to serve as an educational space for transportation history and automotive engineering, while remaining freely open to the public.

Exhibition approach
The museum is organized as a large storage-style collection, categorized by vehicle type rather than modern exhibition design. The focus is on diversity, rarity, and authenticity of each item.

Main exhibition zones

Microcar zone
This is the most distinctive section, featuring small vehicles from various European countries, mainly from the 1950s–1970s. These microcars are extremely compact, often seating only 1–2 people, with unique and unconventional designs. It is considered one of the largest microcar collections in Asia.

Classic and automobile zone
This area includes a wide range of vintage cars from Europe and America, rare classic vehicles, former government cars, and buses such as double-decker London buses, which are popular for photography.

Motorcycle and three-wheeler zone
Displays vintage motorcycles, modified three-wheel vehicles, and small transport vehicles used in earlier eras, reflecting the evolution of transportation in daily life.

Special vehicle zone
Features rare items such as small aircraft, helicopters, and experimental vehicles, along with uncommon transportation equipment not typically found in other museums.

Special collection zone
Includes highly unique vehicles and parts, such as prototypes or extremely limited-production models, many of which have significant historical value.

Museum concept
The museum does not emphasize luxury or modern interactive displays. Instead, it focuses on preserving vehicles in near-original condition, allowing visitors to view them closely and study fine details.

The main idea is to present vehicles as educational tools for learning about history and engineering.

Visitor experience
Visitors often highlight the museum as highly photogenic, with a wide variety of vehicles and a warehouse-like atmosphere. It allows free exploration at one’s own pace, making it suitable for both casual tourists and enthusiasts.

It is especially popular among families, students, and automotive enthusiasts.