Classic Car Gallery
in POP Airport
Engine Classic Cars Gallery is a unique space where memories and dreams converge. It features touring cars, sports cars, and competition vehicles—each with a compelling story—representing a diverse array of global marques and defining moments in history. Explore exhibits in both original and restored condition, sure to captivate automotive enthusiasts of all ages.
We view this space as a fitting counterpoint to traditional museum displays—an endeavor to elevate private collections from mere objects of passion into living testaments to the human pursuit of perfection, speed, and beauty. These are treasures that deserve to be seen by all who can truly appreciate them.
Beyond the permanent collection, the gallery hosts engaging lectures, social gatherings, themed modern art exhibitions, and automotive auctions. Naturally, it also serves as a starting point for classic car rallies and competitions.
Showroom Porsche
One of the largest European Porsche collections. Five generations of the Porsche 911 representing the period from the 1970s to the beginning of the new millennium. The oldest piece is the so-called F series model with a characteristic side silhouette. The collection also includes essential models 959, 914/6, 924, 944, 968 and 928.
Showroom BMW
The Bavarian automaker has always kept the joy of driving in mind when designing its vehicles. This design philosophy is perhaps most evident in the models from the 1970s. The Engine Group collection includes a substantial number of both mainstream and luxury models—the predecessors to today’s 3, 5, and 7 Series.
Showroom Audi
The German brand Audi holds a firm place in the Engine Group collection. There is a particularly large number of vehicles based on the updated 80 model—internally designated as the B4—which was introduced in the early 1990s.
Showroom Mercedes-Benz
The Mercedes-Benz brand is considered the oldest automobile manufacturer in the world; throughout its long and storied history, it has achieved countless "firsts"—milestones that, combined with its renowned quality, have propelled it to the very pinnacle of the industry. The Engine Group collection features a number of its successful models spanning the period from the 1960s to the beginning of the new millennium.
Showroom Opel
The German automaker gained renown for producing affordable, practical, and technically advanced vehicles. Particularly during the 1970s and 1980s, it offered a range of models that still appeal to classic car enthusiasts today. The Opel Kadett represents the history of the brand’s compact cars, the sport-oriented Manta became an icon of its era, and the elegant Monza coupé stood out for its combination of comfort, performance, and distinctive design.
Showroom Alfa Romeo
One of the best-known Italian brands, famous for its sport-oriented cars, is Alfa Romeo. It is represented in the Engine Group collection by a number of successful models.
Showroom Fiat
The Italian car manufacturer Fiat became famous primarily for its compact models, which gained not only popularity among customers but also top rankings in the European Car of the Year awards.
Showroom Renault & Talbot
French cars are distinguished by their comfort and unmistakable charm. The collection includes models such as the Fuego, R18, R20, R30, R21 Nevada, and Espace. The Simca-Talbot brand is represented by the 1508—a model series that was named European Car of the Year in 1976.
Showroom Ford
The American automaker Ford also successfully established itself in Europe. It achieved this through manufacturing plants in Germany and Great Britain, which were intended to supply models designed for the Old Continent.