Despite having plenty of chauffeurs on staff, the late Queen Elizabeth II was a big fan of the automobile. She learned how to drive a truck during the war and was often pictured driving herself around the various royal estates, reports Autoblog.

As for what the Queen liked to drive, she had quite an extensive collection. But at its core is plenty of evidence that she preferred to keep it British. This includes several vehicles from the Land Rover family, such as examples of the Defender and Range Rover. Some of these are part of high-profile exhibits.

These vehicles will be on display in New York City, from Thursday to Sunday.

Two of the oldest vehicles in Queen Elizabeth II’s collection are on display, both dating back to 1954. The 1954 Land Rover Series I State Review vehicle features a few royal modifications, including a custom rear platform.

Land Rover is displaying an example that was sent to Australia for use during the late monarch’s post-coronation tour of the Commonwealth.

The other 1954 Land Rover Series I on display was actually ordered by George VI, the Queen’s father, and ended up being used to transport the Royal Family around Balmoral.