Visiting the Heritage Motor Centre Museum

One of the first ''car'' made in England, the 1896 Wolseley Tri-Car.

An 1899 Wolseley. It won a 1600 kilometer endurance race in 1900, at an average speed of 19 km/h!

This BMW Dixi 3 is equipped with a 15 HP engine. This model is the first BMW car built in England.

In 1903, the Standard Motor Company is born. Ten year later, this Cheltenham cabriolet rolls out of the Coventry factory. It is then found in a barn in 1930, before being restored in 1958.

1919 Wolseley Stellite. This little roadster was built in a factory owned by Vickers, a weapon manufacturer during World War II.

A 1937 Austin Seven, with a Swallow bodywork.

Belonging to Ian Appleyard, this 1950 Jaguar XK120 was the most successful of its kind. With a 3.4 liter engine, it was extremely reliable.

The very first 1959 Morris Mini-Minor. This one is equipped with a foot-operated starter switch.

The only XJ13 built, this car was supposed to run in the 24H of Le Mans. However, the engineers chose to concentrate their efforts on a sedan that would become the 1968 XJ6.

The majority of the Austin-Healey 3000 were made for the North-American market. Of the 17,712 car produced, 15,407 were sent here.

If the Judge Dredd movie (the 1995 version, with Sylvester Stallone) may not be the best one ever made, his Land Rover Assault Vehicle was quite spectacular!

Lady Penelope's limo, the FAB 1, can drive on roads, sail across water and soar into the skies!

This Land Rover Defender was used by Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider movie. It is equipped with lots of storage, two winches, satellite navigation, lots of spotlights and a V8 engine.