TREASURES ON FOUR WHEELS: BROAD ARROW IGNITES VICENZA CLASSIC CAR SHOW

An exclusive preview for collectors and enthusiasts

The world of collector cars is preparing for one of the most anticipated moments of the season. From March 27 to 29, 2026, the Vicenza Classic Car Show becomes the stage chosen by Broad Arrow Auctions to unveil a preview of some of the jewels destined for the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este auction, scheduled for May in the evocative setting of Villa Erba.

The auction house, part of the Hagerty group and official partner of BMW AG for the Lake Como event, brings a selection to the fair capable of capturing the attention of collectors, investors, and simple enthusiasts alike.

The mystery of the Italian supercar

Standing out among the main attractions is an Italian supercar shrouded in total secrecy. The model will be revealed exclusively during the event, fueling expectations and curiosity. An unveiling designed to become one of the highlights of the entire show, especially for those who closely follow the world of the most exclusive vehicles.

Timeless icons and pure power

Alongside the announced surprise, the public will be able to admire the Lamborghini Murciélago Roadster, an emblem of the extreme naturally aspirated V12 philosophy of the Sant’Agata Bolognese firm. Aggressive lines, scissor doors, and open-top driving make it one of the most iconic supercars of the 2000s even today.

No less fascinating are the two milestones of international motoring on display. On one hand, the Mercedes-Benz 300 SL “Gullwing,” an engineering masterpiece of the 1950s born from racing experience. On the other, the Honda NSX Type S, a symbol of Japanese precision developed with the contribution of Ayrton Senna and still a benchmark for balance and driving pleasure.

From rally to the Dolce Vita

The selection proposed by Broad Arrow does not forget the world of racing. Among the rarest pieces is the Peugeot 405 Gr.A, one of only four built for Peugeot Italia and winner of the 1991 Rally del Salento with Andrea Aghini. An authentic witness to the golden era of rallying.

Completing the exhibition path is a purely Italian elegance: the Maserati Vignale Spider. Designed by Giovanni Michelotti and introduced in 1959, this open-top version of the 3500 GT perfectly embodies the spirit of the Dolce Vita, becoming a symbol of prestige and international style during the 1960s.

Consulting and market: the value of experience

In addition to the exhibition, Broad Arrow will also offer a direct service to visitors. Daniele Turrisi and the experts from the Private Sales department will be present to provide personalized consultations and assistance in private negotiations, confirming the auction house’s increasingly central role in the European market for historic and collector cars.

For three days, Vicenza will not just be a fair, but a meeting point for passion, investment, and automotive culture.