A rare piece of American history: this Hot Rod has graced the covers of major US car magazines and triumphed in every concours it entered. Enjoy the unmistakable sound of its V8 engine, so typical of the Roaring Twenties!

This extremely rare 1901 French automobile, fully restored and in perfect working order, will amaze everyone with its gleaming polished brass trim. On board, you’ll find a surprising detail: an incredible original sound system from over a century ago!

Here’s a true icon of automotive history: the 1:2 scale Ford Model T. This model represents Henry Ford’s first mass-produced automobile at the dawn of the 20th century, revolutionizing transportation forever.

Discover a unique piece of engineering and passion: a car made entirely of wood, created in the 1970s by a brilliant inventor from Brescia. Powered by a Bombardier aircraft engine, this extraordinary vehicle effortlessly reaches 100 km/h. Found in a barn by Italento Factory, it has been meticulously restored to its original splendor.

Here’s our “Dottorina,” a historic 19th-century carriage, originally built in Bellinzona, Switzerland. Once the typical means of transport for doctors making house calls in the countryside, we’ve reinvented it! Now equipped with a propeller-driven aircraft engine and smokestacks belching flames, it’s ready to escort doctors of the past… straight into the future!

In 1923, at the Milan Trade Fair, Milanese inventor Davide Cislaghi presented his “motor wheel”: a bold invention with a diameter of 145 cm. Powered by a 175 cm³ two-stroke engine with a three-speed gearbox, it featured a seat and handlebars for support only, as curves were negotiated by leaning the entire vehicle. Despite its ingenuity, the motor wheel was not a success, due to its considerable difficulty in handling and the high level of danger for the rider.

Here’s a life-size replica of the legendary Nieuport 17 of Francesco Baracca, the World War I ace whose famous Prancing Horse was given by his mother to a young Enzo Ferrari as a good luck charm. This 1915 biplane, however, hides a surprising little secret: it’s not a plane, but a bicycle! Perfect for nighttime parades thanks to its lighting, it’s also equipped with a sound system that faithfully reproduces the roar of the real biplane.

Be transported back in time with this creation inspired by the first traveling film screenings of the early 1900s. Back then, daring motorcyclists would travel from city to city, their sidecars equipped to bring the cinema everywhere. Our vehicle captures this magic: a modified Ukrainian Jupiter sidecar housing a fully functional 1930s Prevost P10 projector. It’s the same iconic model that appeared in Giuseppe Tornatore’s “Cinema Paradiso,” the 1990 Oscar- and Golden Globe-winning film.

Prepare for a breathtaking experience with the new show by the Italento Company! You’ll see the extremely rare 1930 Renault Monasix transformed for an exceptional task: transporting and “launching” a hot air balloon! Equipped with an incredible sound system, lighting, and special effects, this performance will leave audiences speechless. Don’t miss its debut, scheduled for May 2025!

Here’s a 1934 Morgan 3-Wheeler, an exceptionally rare sports car with only three wheels. This magnificent reconstruction, the result of over 500 hours of meticulous restoration, was handcrafted in the late 1980s by a renowned coachbuilder in Devon, southwest England. It’s based on the sturdy chassis and running gear of the Citroën 2CV, blending history and ingenuity.

The link between horse-drawn carriages and the future cars of our past.