Photo: DPCCars.com
This year, classic car enthusiasts got to feast their eyes on the greatest classic fair of the world at the Techno Classica Auto Show 2014, in Essen.
Featuring 27 brands of the international vehicle industry and hosting several special exhibitions from manufacturers such as Zagato, Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, Ferrari and Lancia, the show had more than 2,500 collector automobiles not only on display but also on sale.
Of course, a 100-year old manufacturer like BMW couldn’t miss out on such a venue and showed up with an impressive arsenal made up of eternal classics such as the 328 Mille Miglia Touring Coupe, the first ever BMW M3 and the legendary BMW 3.0CSL or Batmobile as some people like to call it.
Needless to say that Hall 12, where the Bavarians had their stand set up, was the most popular out of the entire show. The guys from DPC Cars were on the scene and managed to capture the vibe of the event on film, posting an impressive gallery online of the beauties they got to witness first hand.
Out of the bunch, we had to pick one favorite and we’re inviting you to do the same, letting us know which one it is, in the comments section below.
Of course, a 100-year old manufacturer like BMW couldn’t miss out on such a venue and showed up with an impressive arsenal made up of eternal classics such as the 328 Mille Miglia Touring Coupe, the first ever BMW M3 and the legendary BMW 3.0CSL or Batmobile as some people like to call it.
Needless to say that Hall 12, where the Bavarians had their stand set up, was the most popular out of the entire show. The guys from DPC Cars were on the scene and managed to capture the vibe of the event on film, posting an impressive gallery online of the beauties they got to witness first hand.
Out of the bunch, we had to pick one favorite and we’re inviting you to do the same, letting us know which one it is, in the comments section below.
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