A spectacular 11-foot-high, 65-foot-long mural painted with 90 images celebrates the impact of the motor vehicle on the world’s culture.

This aeropede combines centuries of innovative ideas into one imaginary vehicle.

Karl Benz is the inventor of the first automobile powered by an internal combustion engine.

Henry B. Joy, Roy D. Chapin and Carl G. Fisher were some of the people responsible for building the first interstate highway.

Richard Petty so utterly dominated that he earned the nickname “The King.”

Edward Davis became the first African American to own a new Big Three car dealership. Successful with all customers, his motto was “Good citizenship is our business, too.”

John Mack pioneered the development of vehicles that transformed the trucking industry. Truck innovation helped transport cargo around the world.

Ralph Teetor, a blind engineering genius, invented cruise control in the 1940s and patented it under the name Speedostat.

Soichiro Honda’s dedication to racing put Honda on the cutting edge of new technology in the mid-1960s.