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Classic car meeting in Bad Saulgau: 800 vehicles and great enthusiasm!
On June 29th, 2025, a classic car meeting took place in Bad Saulgau with over 800 participants, where classics from past years were admired.
Classic car meeting in Bad Saulgau: 800 vehicles and great enthusiasm!
On Sunday, an impressive classic car meeting took place in Bad Saulgau, which not only made the hearts of car fans beat faster, but also filled the streets with over 800 vehicles. Participants from southern Germany and neighboring countries came to admire the beautiful vintage cars, which are at least 30 years old. Such events attract classic car owners and enthusiasts alike, who take their vehicles out of the garage when the weather is nice to show them off to like-minded people. According to schwaebische.de, participants also have the opportunity to take part in tours organized by numerous vintage car clubs.
The variety of vehicles was impressive. From the oldest to the rarest models, such as the “Adler” built in 1937, there was something for every taste. It was nice to see that not only older generations were impressed by the classic cars, but that there were also many young visitors present. The Saulgau club even has a special youth group called “Young Classic Cars” to pass on the passion for classic automobiles.
Classic cars as cultural assets
Classic cars are much more than just beautiful vehicles; they are considered living history books that tell stories about the time in which they were written. They reflect technological progress and the spirit of the times, such as the VW Beetle or the Ford Model T. Vintage cars attract people from all parts of the world because they represent technical masterpieces, culture and emotions, reports the Oldtimer-Journal. They are often associated with certain lifestyles and subcultures and symbolize freedom and individuality, especially in the 1950s and 60s.
In Germany, vintage cars are officially considered cultural assets if they are at least 30 years old and remain in their original condition. Vehicles with an H license plate enjoy special recognition, and cars with a red §57a sticker also receive this status in Austria. These classifications not only bring tax advantages, but also exemptions from driving restrictions. Vintage cars are therefore not just a hobby, but also part of our cultural heritage, according to oldtimer-guide.at.
The advantages of classic car culture
The maintenance of classic cars relies on sustainable use of resources. Repairs and restorations preserve values and the ecological footprint of these historic automobiles remains low compared to modern vehicles. In Austria, for example, historic automobiles only account for 0.3% of the kilometers driven. This shows that classic cars not only have nostalgic value, but can also make a contribution to a sustainable transport culture.
In summary, it can be said that the classic car meeting in Bad Saulgau offers a successful opportunity to strengthen the community of automobile enthusiasts and share the enthusiasm for classic vehicles. We are already looking forward to next year, when the engines will roar again and friends of automotive heritage will come together.