The classic car market starts again in Bologna

Bologna confirms itself as the ideal location for automobile-related events. If for decades the Motor Show has represented the most important car show in Italy, with the arrival of Auto e Moto d'Epoca in the shadow of the two Towers, two and four-wheelers are once again protagonists in the shadow of the two Towers. No remake of the late Motor Show but the largest international exhibition dedicated to the world of classic in Europe. Although the organisers have not announced the exact number of visitors, the 14 halls covering 235,000 square metres were filled with collectors and international enthusiasts;

Awaiting the 42nd edition of Auto e Moto d'Epoca 2025, scheduled for 23 October next, also at BolognaFiere, the show's organiser Mario Carlo Baccaglini has come up with interesting figures: "Bologna has recorded a growth trend that has exceeded our expectations and those of the exhibitors present this year. All sectors of the market have grown and all price ranges from 5000 euro to 2 million euro. Special cars, rarities, respected original conditions, and proposals with an attack price all win; above all, cars that have a story to tell. Because those who choose classic cars choose passion, memories, sensations, for a tribute to a passion that spans the generations".

Satisfaction on the part of the dealers and dealers present at this 41st edition, who saw a growth in sales in all sectors. Small cars (up to 30,000 euro) are growing, the mid-market segment (between 30,000 and 100,000 euro) is doing very well, and the focus on classic Porsches and Italian and European cars from the 1950s remains constant. There is a new generation of collectors looking at youngtimers, perhaps in search of special and limited series models.