American Honda Collection Hall, Torrance, CA 🇺🇸

The American Honda Collection Hall is located in the lobby of Honda’s U.S. headquarters in 1919 Torrance Blvd, Torrance, CA 90501. It is a 20,000-square-foot museum dedicated to Honda’s rich history in the United States. It serves as an extension of the massive, multistory Honda Collection Hall located on the grounds of the Twin Ring Motegi racetrack in Tochigi, Japan.
Officially named the "American Honda Collection Hall," this new museum hides over 60 Honda and Acura cars, motorcycles, race machines, engines, concept models, unique images, power equipment, and rarely-seen video presentations. It offers an incursion into the past, while also beautifully displaying what's at the core of the iconic Japanese automaker.
The automaker was working at it for quite some time, but didn't tell anyone outside the company what it was really doing. The construction was meant to house some of the marque's most important machines. But it added more than just some cool cars. Everything put into the new space represents over six decades of Honda history, one that expanded internationally with American help. The US was the first country where the brand established a subsidiary. When the decision to reach more people worldwide was taken, the pin was initially put on North America.
The museum has its own 20,000 sq ft dedicated space and is now connected to the American Honda headquarters. Visitors will be able to enter the facility free of charge when public "Cars, Bikes & Coffee" events are being organized.