The Lane Motor Museum, known for its immense and eclectic car collection, has announced it’s selling off some of its cars. Don’t fret, this isn’t some ugly liquidation like the Winston Cup Museum—they ...

The Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, is selling a set of strange cars, including a six-wheel-drive Tatra truck. The Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, has a collection of around 150 ...

Lane Motor Museum member Jennifer Samardak showed us some of the unique cars featured in the museum’s three new exhibits and talked about Ladies Night at Lane. If you struggle to change your tire, ...

The title of this story is overkill, honestly, because there are no normal cars at the Lane Motor Museum. The entire 132,000-square-foot facility, housed in the former Sunbeam Bakery in southeast ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Fathers and their children celebrated Father's Day at Nashville's Lane Motor Museum, where dads received free admission and families bonded over unique vehicles. The museum, ...

The Lane Motor Museum is planning to breath new life into its latest acquisition, another true piece of automotive history: the Sir Vival. Once touted as the safest car ever built, the Sir Vival was ...

In these dark times, you need light and goodness brought directly to you, wrapped in ham and shoved into your mouth. Luckily, this sort of goodness and light still exists, in the form of the Lane ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Nashville’s Lane Motor Museum has been home to the most extensive collection of European cars in the United States and is on Murfreesboro Road. The museum shows around 150 of ...

It's not hyperbole to call the Lane Motor Museum the world's greatest collection of eccentric and oddball automobiles. Located in a warehouse district of southeastern Nashville inside what was once a ...

. On a recent weekend stop at the Lane Motor Museum, I noticed several winter-hardy vehicles on display, and I got curious about whether any of them got put to use when the going gets rough. Would ...

Just as spring began to roll into summer, the Lane opened its paddocks to wide-eyed journalists. This was theMacchine Italianerally, a celebration of what the Lane calls "the Italian motoring spirit." ...

In the 1930s, engine parts maker McQuay-Norris wanted a car to show off the superiority of its piston rings, bearings, and the various other engine rebuilt parts. For that, it developed this—the ...