Automotive Heritage Tours
Overview
On June 4, 1896, Henry Ford drove his
newly developed Quadricycle out of the tiny
workshop behind his home on 58 Bagley Avenue and right into history. The success of this experimental vehicle
paved the way for the eventual founding of the Ford Motor Company. Ford and several other courageous
industrial pioneers quickly put Detroit
on its path to becoming the automotive capital of the world.
To see all of the
southeastern Michigan's
automotive attractions very well could take you a lifetime. So we've developed three manageable day
tours that will guide you to the best of the best. If time is limited, we recommend the
"Must-See" attractions in Day Tour 1. But if your schedule allows, you will find
Day Tours 2 and 3 very worthwhile as well.
Regardless of which tour(s) you choose, you are bound to find
Detroit's automotive attractions both exciting and educational.
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