Campos do Jordão Museum displays historic automobile collection

A new museum that brings together a collection of historic cars, located in Campos do Jordão, in the interior of São Pauloprepares to receive the public. 112 models and 500 cars will be on display in the collection. For motorsport lovers, the Carde Museum is a true paradise, as it brings together vehicles that marked an era. The museum will open its doors at the end of November, and visitors need to be prepared to live a unique experience.

A very rare collection

Among the highlights of the museum's exhibition is the Ayrton Sennawhich was brought from London. This is the most special model in the collection, as it not only represents the history of Brazilian motorsport, but also represents a good memory of one of the greatest Formula 1 drivers. The museum also has rarities from the Willys team cars, which in the decades The 1950s and 1960s made history at the Interlagos Circuit.

The Isota Frasquini 1925, also on display, is a model that connects the love story between Conde Henrique Lage and Gabriela Berzanzone, in Rio de Janeiro.

_{Willys team car (Video: reproduction/Youtube/Mario Estivalet)}

Lia Aguiar's passion

Lia Aguiar is the creator of the museum, passionate about cars and a collector. She is dedicated to preserving each vehicle. Actor Tonico Pereira paid a visit to the museum and had the opportunity to check out the rare pieces. Tonico even joked that he would like to receive a car as a gift, but was soon corrected by Lia, who assured that the collection is for the public to admire, not to take home.

A journey through time

The museum offers visitors a journey through time, an immersive experience in culture and art. The car models date from the 1920s to the present day, the Carde Museum brings together lovers of cars and the history of Brazil and the world. This space is a window to historical moments.

The new museum is designed to attract those who are passionate about cars and people who are interested in the cultural history of Brazil.

Featured Photo: Photo inside the Carde Museum (Reproduction/ G1)