Overview
- Organizers staged the Techno Classica Salon at Messe Dortmund as a new venue that showcased more than 2,700 collector vehicles across roughly 50,000 square metres.
- Coverage focused on offers priced between €10,000 and €20,000 and singled out five representative listings to illustrate the market at the show.
- A BMW Isetta was listed for €12,500 with no year, mileage or engine details provided by the seller, underlining gaps in provenance that can affect buyer confidence.
- A 1998 Mercedes‑Benz SL 320 (R129) was offered at €13,900 with about 160,000 km and two prior owners, while a 1996 VW T4 Westfalia Japan reimport was priced at €18,500 with 178,000 km and a 2.5‑litre petrol engine.
- A 1960 Opel Rekord P2 Caravan was on offer for €19,500 with original registration papers and five past owners, and a German‑registered Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet listed at €20,000 illustrated how rare, market‑specific models can appear in Europe and affect demand.