Revs Institute in Naples, Florida, is a nonprofit automotive museum and research center founded in 2008 by Miles Collier. Focused on education, preservation, and the study of automobile history, it houses the Miles Collier Collections, with more than 100 historically important vehicles built between 1896 and 1995. Its holdings are supported by a major specialized automotive library and a large workshop for restoration and conservation. The institute is especially notable for treating cars as working machines, with some maintained for racing or loans, and for its strong emphasis on sports-car and racing history shaped in part by the Collier family’s deep ties to that world.