Motorshow Essen
15.11.2005Powerful engines, roaring exhausts, ticking turning signals - all of this is music to the ears of the fan of a well-tuned car. If you are an enthusiastic driver and want to create your personal auto sound by selecting from many mobile melodies - no problem! Once again this year, you will get the ultimate car experience at the 2005 Essen Motor Show. You can get up close and personal with the vehicles, assess them and naturally make purchases. The four focal points of the motor show - automobile, tuning, old-timers, classics and the show center - along with its approx. 570 international exhibitors will show the whole world everything there is to know about the sports car and the passenger vehicle.
The 38th Essen Motor Show, too, promises to become something very special. As the world's largest trade fair specializing in tuning, it promises to deliver a multitude of new products for individual mobility and unobtrusive sportiness, which is what big names such as Brabus or Elia stand for. Even numerous tuning companies that specialize in small and medium-sized vehicles offer excellent know-how for refining your "steed". You can also find additional inspiration from the new vehicle models recently introduced at the IAA trade show, they are celebrating their premiere at the Essen Motor Show as finely-tuned versions. The world of motor sports is also a major topic at the Essen Motor Show. Many automobile manufacturers take advantage of the opportunity here to present their entire sports model variants. And, by the way, here you may even meet prominent race car celebrities from DTM to Formula 1 along with their sporty little numbers.
Fans of old-timers and classics will be spoiled by bold designs and technical masterpieces from previous eras. The trade show partner S.I.H.A. has organized a special exhibit focusing on the success story of the famous Italian design company Pininfarina. There will be exhibits on display from all eras, whether models for automobile manufacturers such as Ferrari or exclusive studies.