Classic Car News
Exhibition "Art and Technology - A New Unity" from 24.05. to 28.07.2017 in Hanover
Products, Car Culture
Craftsmanship can certainly become art. This is exactly what an exhibition at Galerie 27 in Hanover aims to show between May and July 2017 with breathtaking examples from the world of art, but also from automotive development …
Hockenheim Historic 2017 - Pearls in Baden-Württemberg
For many fans of historic racing, the Hockenheim Historic is the starting point for the new season. On April 21-23, 2017, it was that time again, the parking lots around the Hockenheimring filled up and the club car parks were in high demand. In mixed but hardly damp weather, 18 races in nine classes were on the program, from small formula cars to powerful CanAm prototypes. And in between, rarities such as the Serenissima or the BMW March M1. This race report summarizes the atmosphere and results and shows many of the participating vehicles in pictures.
Automuseum Wolfegg - Busch Museum for the second time
In the late fall of 2016, the internationally renowned Busch Museum moved out of Wolfegg Castle and barely six months later, classic and modern classics can once again be admired there. On April 14, 2017, on "Car Friday", the new museum was opened. This photo report gives an impression of the premises and the exhibits.
Porsche friends meet in Dinslaken on May 1, 2017
Events
On May 1, 2017, Dinslaken will host the Porsche Friends Meeting, which is touted as “one of the largest independent gatherings of Porsche vehicles and their owners”. Participants can take part in the “Concours d’Elegance”, the “Cars and Drivers Präsentation” and the “Battle of Sound”.
New on newsstands - Motor Klassik 5/2017 - Cabriolets, Ford Taunus, Opel Rekord, Porsche 944, Alfa TZ2, ...
Publications
With Motor Klassik No. 5 of 2017, the editorial team is getting in the mood for spring. On 20 pages, 23 convertibles are presented that make you want to go for a drive in the fresh spring air. And of course that's not all ...
New location - the Monteverdi Collection has moved to the Museum of Transport in Lucerne
From 1985 to 2016, the works of Peter Monteverdi were exhibited in a museum within the former production premises in Binningen near Basel. But now the Monteverdi collection has moved and is on display at the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne. Although not all of the cars can be shown, they are open to the public all year round. The grand opening of the new exhibition took place on April 12, 2017. The fact that such a move is associated with some upheaval is demonstrated in this article, which shows the last stations of the Monteverdi sports, racing and off-road cars with extensive photographic material.
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