Central Garage, Automobile museum in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany

The Central Garage is an automobile museum in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe with a floor area of 670 to 760 square metres. Its permanent exhibition shows several old petrol pumps, while temporary exhibitions each cover one theme, rarely two, and run for about six to twelve months. Around 20 vehicles are on display at any time, many of them loans that may be exchanged during a running exhibition.

The Central Garage opened in 2007. Its operating company, Central Garage GmbH, was entered in the Bad Homburg vor der Höhe commercial register on 7 December 2007, and Claus Dieter Dressel became managing director on 22 January 2010. The museum has a floor area of 670 or 760 square metres and is open five days a week.

The museum keeps a permanent display of old petrol pumps alongside its cars. Temporary exhibitions each take up one theme, rarely two, and run for about six to twelve months; during that time individual vehicles may be swapped. Many of the roughly 20 cars on show at any moment are loans, so the line-up changes.

The museum opens five days a week; the sources do not specify which days or the opening hours. The floor area is given as 670 or 760 square metres. Exhibitions run about six to twelve months, and vehicles may be swapped during that time, so the display can differ between visits.

The permanent exhibition includes several old petrol pumps. Temporary exhibitions run about six to twelve months and usually cover one theme, rarely two; vehicles may be swapped during that time, and many exhibits are loans. About 20 vehicles are on display at any time.