Auto e Moto d'Epoca 2025: A journey into the heart of automotive and motorcycling history

Bologna, June 30, 2025 – Auto e Moto d'Epoca, the international show dedicated to vintage cars and motorcycles, returns to BolognaFiere from October 23 to 26, 2025, promising an edition packed with events and attractions for motoring enthusiasts. This year, the show promises to be a true journey through the history of automotive and motorcycling, with exhibitions dedicated to industry icons and a vast selection of spare parts and accessories. "We have many surprises in store for the 2025 edition. Our goal is to continue along the path our history has paved, cultivating the tradition and enthusiasm that have distinguished us since the first edition," says Mario Carlo Baccaglini, founder and organizer of the show. "We want to continue being what we have always been: the fair for motoring passion. And we want to use the facilities and spaces offered by BolognaFiere to create unforgettable, immersive, and engaging experiences. Every year, Auto e Moto d'Epoca amazes because it knows how to be different while always remaining true to itself."

We're off to a flying start with "75:1 – 75 years, one seat," a tribute to the 75th anniversary of Formula One. A comprehensive exhibition will chronicle its history, showcasing a selection of single-seaters that have defined different eras, from the 1950s to the early 2000s. Organized in collaboration with private collectors and industry specialists, the exhibition will offer visitors the opportunity to admire legendary racing cars up close, witnesses of technical innovation and memorable sporting feats. This exhibition promises to be a highlight for all motorsport enthusiasts, featuring single-seaters that belonged to drivers such as Juan Manuel Fangio, Karl Kling, Nelson Piquet, Ayrton Senna, Riccardo Patrese, Nigel Mansell, and Michael Schumacher, among others. On the motorcycle front, Honda will celebrate its history with an unprecedented exhibition: 600 square meters dedicated to a collection of motorcycles rarely seen by the public. The exhibition will feature never-before-seen Grand Prix motorcycles and will be enriched by the presence of motorcycle champions, making the experience even more engaging. Visitors will be able to retrace decades of innovation, design, and racing success of the Japanese brand, fully immersing themselves in its motorcycle culture.