TUCSON, Ariz. - Arizonar -- The Tucson Auto Museum, featuring one of the most unique collections of classic, rare and iconic vehicles in the world, is excited to announce that it has opened its brand-new location to the public. After months of planning, designing and building, the collection has found its new home in a 26,000+ square foot building nestled in the foothills of beautiful Tucson, AZ. Located at 4825 N. Sabino Canyon Road, the experience is already garnering praise from museum goers from around the world.

Occupying a historic building that longtime Tucsonans may remember as the Hidden Valley Inn, the property has been transformed into a car-lover's paradise. The museum features over 80 classic cars that are some of the best examples of automotive design and innovation in the world. Many exhibits are so rare or unique that the museum can almost guarantee visitors will see autos they have never seen before.

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"This new location is beautiful and is the culmination of a lot of hard work by our staff, volunteers and donors to realize our dream and fulfill our mission of preserving and showcasing the best of automotive history", said Dave Johnson, the museum's executive director.

Johnson goes on to say that "there is so much to be excited about at this new location. We have a 1600 square foot meeting space that is available for meetings, parties and corporate events, a fully functional broadcast booth that can also be rented for podcasts or radio broadcasts, a new gift shop and so much more. We even have our own Batcave to showcase our collection of Batmobiles and other bat-memorabilia!"

The Tucson Auto Museum is a 501c3 non-profit and is open all year round, providing air-conditioned comfort in even the hottest of Arizona days. Welcoming guests every Wednesday-Sunday from 10:00am to 4:00pm, the museum promises a good time for everyone.

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"We're really excited about this new chapter in our history", says Johnson. "We feel we have created an experience that will make the Tucson Auto Museum the best attraction in all of Tucson and Southern Arizona."  https://tucsonautomuseum.org

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About Tucson Auto Museum

Organized as a 501c3 non-profit, the Tucson Auto Museum's mission is to preserve and showcase classic and unique automobiles, while educating the public about automotive history, design and innovation. Located in the heart of the foothills of beautiful Tucson, AZ the museum's collection is one of the best in the world.