Between electric vehicles, driverless cars, and accident-prevention tech, the wonders of automotive invention are all around us. Of course, for every idea that worked, there are many more that failed. For all the ideas that didn’t—either for technological or commercial reasons—there’s the Lane Motor Museum. The museum opened with a personal donation in 2003 by Jeff Lane—an area car enthusiast and current museum director—of 150 rare vehicles displayed in a 132,000 square-foot brick building that was a bread factory in the 1930s. In the years since, Lane Motor Museum has…
