It is a love for eternity. And a fascination that is also taking hold of more and more younger people. The happiness of sitting in a classic car. Turning the ignition key, hearing the bubbling of the engine, feeling the vibration under the bonnet. Put it in gear, roll off, the road beneath you. No cruise control, no distance warning, no touchscreen display, no body moulded in a wind tunnel. Instead, driving like in the old days, even with a dash of adventure at rallies. Among like-minded people, they compete for trophies and awards, either with their own car or an oldie borrowed from the organisers. Of course, everyone wants to reach the finish line as quickly as possible, but first and foremost it's about discovering new routes, winding over old mountain passes, discovering the landscape, enjoying the flair and lifestyle behind the oldie steering wheel. In Germany and neighbouring countries alone, there are around 20 top-class rallies every month, such as the Alpen-Rodeo (which leads through Germany, Austria and Switzerland), the Bodensee-Klasssik or the Cabrio-Rallye Sachsen.