Savoy was recently mentioned in Forbes. Click here to read the article, or read below. - by Chadd Scott Cartersville bills itself as “Georgia’s Museum City” thanks to the Savoy Automobile Museum, the Tellus Science [...]
In 1948, Porsche launched the first model of the legendary brand. This exhibition celebrates 75 years, showcasing some of the significant and iconic models produced by Porsche. 1955 Porsche 356 Continental (On loan from the Ingram [...]
While serving during WWII, millions of American troops became enamored with British automobiles. Following the War, it became a necessity for Great Britain to restore its economy, and one way to do so was through [...]
Hollywood in the South; the industry of manufacturing and the logistical infrastructure of ports, trains, and interstates – the car culture community is not just surviving, it is thriving. The first installment of this exclusive [...]
Click here to read the full article! - The latest addition to the collection of Georgia Museums, Inc., here visitors will find what “connects people to the cultural diversity of the automobile.” Featuring vehicles from [...]
Read the full article here! - The Savoy Automobile Museum in Cartersville, Georgia opened in December 2021, and has been attracting car enthusiasts from around the world ever since. The rotating exhibits will give you [...]
Savoy was recently featured on Automobile Museum Guide's list 'VISIT 6 SOUTHERN AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUMS IN UNDER 500 MILES'. Click here to read the full article! - From the article: After you get your fill at [...]
Savoy Automobile Museum was recently featured in Atlanta Magazine. Click here or read the article below. - It has been 20 years since the Booth Western Art Museum—the world’s largest permanent exhibition space for Western art—opened [...]
Click here to read the full article. - Perfect for truck-history enthusiasts, a new "Haul of Fame" temporary exhibition opened June 6 and will run through October 1 at the Savoy Automobile Museum, 3 Savoy [...]
Savoy Automobile Museum was excited to announce the opening on January 10, 2023, of its latest temporary exhibit, Built for a Crisis. In the 1950s and 1960s, it seemed like America couldn’t build its cars [...]
