New York Auto Museum is a proposed 200,000+ square-foot Manhattan location that is set to impress as a modern circa 2020-2021 facility. With a massive rooftop patio and partial glassed floors; NYA visitors get to see above and beneath many of the vehicles on display. An original exclusive world 1st allows you to sit in any one of up to 100 vehicles at any time.
The New York Auto Museum is designed to change the way you think about an Automotive Museum.
New York, New York
Email: david.senater@newyorkautomuseum.com
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Plan: 2+ hours
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