The Auto Collections

We got here at 4:30pm because the website says they close at 6pm. The front desk woman told us they close at 5pm and we only had 30 minutes. She was very rude about it and said she doesn’t know who makes the website with the wrong info. We were leaving the next day so we went anyway.
She went on to tell the next customer that the carbon monoxide in the place was terrible, like a warning.
At 4:57pm we exited and went to the gift shop and not 60 seconds later the woman informed us they were closed and we needed to leave.
The collection itself is really neat and the gentlemen working there were very friendly.

Funky place on the 5^th floor of the Linq Hotel & Casino.
So, as with anything Vegas, there is a monetary motive to this quasi-​museum. Almost all of the classic cars here are for sale. I get it, if some bloke hit it big, he can come here and drop some serious Gs with his winnings.
There is a coupon for free admission here so that you don’t have to pay the entry fee, which is $ 12 or something like that.
I had the coupon on my phone, but the woman at the cash register in the gift shop said we had to print it out. The fine print of the coupon doesn’t mention that it has to be printed out so whatever. We were going to just leave, but then we decided to chance it and ask if the concierge could print it out for us. The super helpful woman even rolled her eyes and said she doesn’t know why they make you print out the coupon since the coupon doesn’t indicate that it has to be. She happily printed out tickets for us and off we went again.
No problems this time as the cashier woman happily accepted the coupons.
The showroom is quite spacious, there’s four major rows of classic cars on show and then one in another room where they showcase the presidential cars used by the Kennedys’ and President Johnson, as well as Princess Grace of Monaco.
There are no staff within the showroom which was nice as you can roam as long as you like without being eyed. There are plenty of benches and chairs to sit and absorb everything if you like.
There were many of the same cars, which started to feel repetitive. There were some track cars and Lancia race cars which separated from the monotony of the classic cars. There were creepy mannequins and other kitchy displays like a automated palm reader, that made the place feel cheesy.
I wouldn’t pay to come here but it was a good day to kill some time.

Back when I came as a teen with my parents, at what was known then as the Imperial Palace… I could have sworn they had celebrity and historical cars (like the real Bonnie and Clyde car.) So, I was a little disappointed this time around. The cars, however, were pristine and beautiful. Something fun to look at, but unless you are REALLY into classic cars, not really worth the money.

A lot of average and below average cars, for example they have a 1979 Pontiac ?!? There were some interesting cars but not enough to warrant the high price to get in the door, this collection of cars has not changed much in the last five years, it’s not worth the trip through the busy casino and not worth the twenty plus dollars a person they charge to enter.

We love classic car shows and museums, and this is a very good one and easy to access. It’s located on the 5^th floor of the Linq Hotel in the middle of the Strip; you walk through the casino and a series of shops and restaurants and take an elevator up. Admission is about $ 12, though you can find discount coupons online. There are more than 100 vehicles on display, going back as far as the 1910s. Each car (there’s also an old fire truck) has been very attractively prepared and gets plenty of space as well as detail, and it’s easy to stroll around the area. We’d figure on spending at least an hour to get the most out of the collection. Here’s what’s unusual: although some of the celebrity vehicles are just for show, almost all of the car are for sale. Just ask if you’re interested. Among our favorites: a drop-​dead gorgeous 1935 Lincoln Convertible Roadster, several great-​looking Packards, and a handsome 1953 MG TD, our dream car here looking like it’s ready to roll. And if we had a $ 32,500, we’d have driven it out. Maybe you’ll find a dream car here, too.

If you like cars and enjoy cars with history this is a good Place to spend a couple of hours.
There are hundreds of Classic cars here. Some cars has belonged to celebritys, presidents and some cars will be recognized from Movies and tv-​series like Sopranos etc.
Entrance is pretty cheap and its well spent Money.

WHO PRINTS ANYMORE?! They have scanning devices why can’t they scan ticket?! Then can’t accommodate at all, then tries charging me for a 3 year old when I had to look at sign and find Mathew was OVERCHARGING me… Then I ask for manager who won’t come down from their ‘office’. He hands me a grubby desk phone, I refuse as my immune system is weak from chemo, still bald. I ask for number and it’s for cell number of supervisor (Arlene), who of course does and says nothing… Brought family specially from UK to see this place. Old hotel managed much better than the new Linq in my eyes:/ and there is free audio tour! Why don’t they suggest it?! What terrible service all around? FYI Gone in 60 Seconds that is still on their posters, isn’t there anymore…

Worth the visit. Hidden but inside the linq hotel on the 5^th floor. So many unique and interesting cars from lambos to cadillacs. I highly recommend this stop while in Vegas. Especially to get out of the heat.

My husband enjoyed this place. Lots of cars to see. You can get a free coupon online. If you don’t get the free printout, you are looking at $ 12 to get in. Guess this is more for car lovers like my husband.

Worth the visit! An amazing range of cars and history.
The information shared about the cars was fascinating. The condition and care incredible.

If you like cars, check this place out!
First, print out the coupon for free admission on the Car Collection’s website. We did so at our hotel.
I’ve been here twice and due to most cars being for sale, the collection rotates. I was bummed that the GNX and IROC were gone this time around. But there’s still plenty to look at. What’s neat about this museum is the variety of cars. It covers everything from Brass Era up to fairly modern race cars. If you like cars, you’ll find something you like here.
It’s a very easy museum to navigate. Each car has a description, and some go into quite a lot of detail. If you stop at all the cars and do all the reading, you can spend some time here.
The carpet looks a bit old, the mannequins are a little odd/​creepy and they have an old tube TV playing a Johnny Carson clip near his car. All part of the charm.
This place is tucked in the back of the Linq. Go through the casino, pass the stores and take the elevator up.

$ 12.95 to see an awesome collection of cars. Was a little tricky to find 5^th floor parking garage in the LinQ Casino.

One of the best car collections I have seen. If your in vegas and a vet you will get in free. I gave a donation/​tip to the nice old lady at the counter. Don’t miss this low cost show if you love cars.

Really fun place to visit if you are into classic cars!
We were bored one afternoon and didn’t want to gamble, and it was too hot to go outside. So I found this place on Unilocal as we are both fans of classic vehicles. I was able to print out free admission coupons off their website, score! This place is located inside the Quad, used to be called the Imperial Palace. You park in the parking structure and walk thru the casino to get to the exhibit. The staff working at the front are super nice and friendly.
There are 3 main exhibit rooms containing priceless ‘treasures’, gorgeous restored and maintained classic cars ranging from the 30’s to the 90s. Some rare items not found anywhere else.
It took us about 1.5 hrs to look at all the cars and take pictures. It was a very cool and interesting experience and I would giggly recommend it!

I actually had pretty low expectations when I went. I got a free ticket, so I though why not. I had heard earlier that it was basically a parking garage. I tend to disagree and actually enjoyed a quick walkthrough to see the cars. Cars are well taken care of and displayed well. Interesting history is posted with some cars, along with prices if you wish to purchase one. It was pretty cool to see the expected asking prices for some of the cars. I think a reasonable price is $ 5-​$ 10 for ticket price if you are unable to get a free pass.

Car enthusiasts will find a nice selection of classic cars here and you can get in for free if you print out the tickets on their website (that will save you $ 9 per adult and $ 5 per senior). My little guy had fun checking out the cars and you can learn a few things if you pay attention to the labels and features. The Quad however is a very old building complex that is in dire need of updating. When you park, there are no signs where to go. You have to go exit the parking lot, enter the casino building and take the elevators to the 5^th floor. Also there is a sign at the parking lot that says to make sure you lock your car doors since they will not be liable for lost items. The area is also very dirty. The elevators of the casino going to the 5^th floor auto collection got busted before we could go down so we had to take the stairs when we exited. Be prepared.
The gallery with the cars though is large, air-​conditioned and clean. If you are in the area and appreciate classic cars, or want to splurge on a $ 1.2M 1958 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud I, then put this on your list.

Auto lovers should be prepared to be impressed. The Auto Collections at The Quad is is a little hard to find but if you like cars, this is an automobile lovers nirvana.
I actually thought it was a museum going in, which in a way it is. The reality though, is that’s it’s a classic car auto dealership for extremely wealthy people. Seriously, it’s an ultra high end exotic /​classic auto dealership on the fifth floor of the Quad. You and I can pay to look at all the cars that you and I can’t afford.
So what kind of autos are there? Ultra rare, custom built autos mostly. There are well north of 130 classic autos on display here. Many have connections to royalty, presidents, celebrities, you name it. Most are in either original mint condition, have been refurbished or have been totally restored.
It’s an impressive collection right in the middle of The Las Vegas Strip. I’d even go so far as to say their display is even more amazing than the Henry Ford Museum’s automotive display. Yeah, it’s that good.
Admission is $ 12.95 and it’s well worth the money. There are discount coupons on-​line and you can also get a discount with your Rewards Card from Harrah’s Casino or if you have a military ID.
I’d recommend taking about an hour or so to go through it.

Came in here with a free coupon, and without the coupon, it wouldn’t be worth the actual price.
Had a hard time finding this place, but after getting clarification from a security guard at The Quad, my friend and I found it. The amount of unique, nice, and classic cars was very good, and I never knew that certain cars like those existed. The Rolls Royce cars looked really good.
Also, if you’re one of those antique car collectors (which I’m not: D), you will notice that a good amount of the cars on display are for sale. Maybe you’ll find something that’s appealing to you.
Overall coming here once was enough. As mentioned earlier, try to come here with a coupon. I just wish they had some more on display, but hey, if you’re a die-​hard classic car fan, then consider checking out this place.
Cheers!

This place was quite the pleasant surprise.
You can print out a coupon from their website for free admission (normally 12 bucks).
I called to see if they can just scan it from my phone and they said no so I went to one of those internet kiosks in the casino and paid 5 bucks (for 15min) to print out 2 coupons.
The actual showroom is quite large and the cars they had on display were pretty impressive. Since this is an actual showroom (as in most of the cars are for sale), the actual cars on display varies.
There were a ton of Rolls Royces, a few race cars, some classic american cars and a decent amount of classic european cars when I was there. Each car has a placard in front of it that indicates the provenance/​history of the car.
I wouldn’t go out of my way to go to this exhibit but if you’ve been to Vegas plenty of times already and have some free time between all the gambling, eating and partying i’d highly recommend checking this place out.

Follow signs for the Auto Collections inside the Imperial Palace, this only gets you as far as the correct end of the hotel. Then look for elevator #9 and take it to the 5^th floor where the collection is housed.
I like the look of classic cars but I could not see paying to walk through and see this collection, especially when they offer a free printable ticket on their website. It’s not a big time consuming museum either. We took less than an hour to parooze the vehicles they had; lots of Mustangs and Rolls Royces, some for sale and some just to look at.