Revving Up for Excellence: The Ultimate Driving Museum Wins 2025 Best of South Carolina Award
GREER, SC, UNITED STATES, July 13, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Ultimate Driving Museum, operated by the BMW Car Club of America Foundation, has been named South Carolina’s Best Museum in the 2025 Best of South Carolina Awards. Revving up for excellence both in name and in mission, the museum continues to earn statewide recognition for its dedication to preserving BMW history and creating an engaging, world-class experience for visitors of all ages. Located just minutes from the BMW Performance Center, it has become a standout destination for BMW lovers, automotive enthusiasts, and curious travelers from around the world.
The museum’s latest exhibit, ALPINA: 60 Years of Excellence, showcases 26 rare and historic vehicles—some of which have never before been displayed in the U.S. The exhibit traces the evolution of ALPINA from a small typewriter company to a performance icon. The special exhibit highlights not just cars but memorabilia, design elements, and engineering breakthroughs. Last year alone, the museum welcomed visitors from all 50 states and 52 countries to view its MINIS TO THE MAX exhibit!
“This award is meaningful because it honors the hard work our team puts in to create an experience that’s both informative and inspiring,” said Bruce Hazard, the Museum’s Archival Chair. “Each exhibit is built from the ground up, and every car has a story worth sharing.”
More than just a museum, the space also includes a gift shop, engraved commemorative brick garden, and access to one of the largest BMW archives in the world. Through it all, the BMW CCA Foundation’s mission—Saving Lives, Saving History via teen driving education and preserving BMW’s historical legacy —remains at the core.
As The Ultimate Driving Museum continues to grow its reputation as one of South Carolina’s hidden gems, this statewide recognition reinforces its commitment to preserving automotive culture and making it accessible for future generations.
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The museum’s latest exhibit, ALPINA: 60 Years of Excellence, showcases 26 rare and historic vehicles—some of which have never before been displayed in the U.S. The exhibit traces the evolution of ALPINA from a small typewriter company to a performance icon. The special exhibit highlights not just cars but memorabilia, design elements, and engineering breakthroughs. Last year alone, the museum welcomed visitors from all 50 states and 52 countries to view its MINIS TO THE MAX exhibit!
“This award is meaningful because it honors the hard work our team puts in to create an experience that’s both informative and inspiring,” said Bruce Hazard, the Museum’s Archival Chair. “Each exhibit is built from the ground up, and every car has a story worth sharing.”
More than just a museum, the space also includes a gift shop, engraved commemorative brick garden, and access to one of the largest BMW archives in the world. Through it all, the BMW CCA Foundation’s mission—Saving Lives, Saving History via teen driving education and preserving BMW’s historical legacy —remains at the core.
As The Ultimate Driving Museum continues to grow its reputation as one of South Carolina’s hidden gems, this statewide recognition reinforces its commitment to preserving automotive culture and making it accessible for future generations.
For more information click here
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