There are more than 200 exhibitors, many prestige cars offered for sale by Swiss dealerships, including Christophe Grohe, Official Ferrari Dealer Niki Hasler AG, Schmohl Exclusive Classic Cars - Bentley, Goodtimer, Auto Vogel, AMAG Classic, Oldtimer Galerie Toffen, the Hetica Capital fund, the Swiss magazine dedicated to historic Swiss Classics, and also Made in Italy companies such as Virginio Brambilla, a specialist in briarwoods, Omea, a historic manufacturer of friezes, and many others.

In addition to the long list of exhibitors, there are several events scheduled for the last two days of the fair, 28-29 May, and others in progress at this time, including:

- These include, for example, the auction of high-quality classic cars by the Oldtimer-Galerie Toffen, 
-a special exhibition of vintage British motorbikes with the FAM (Friends of Old Motorcycles) and, 
- last but not least, the presentation of the spectacular and unique PORSCHE 917 K, the original 1971 Le Mans-winning car from the PORSCHE Museum. The presentation of this extraordinary car was made possible by the Swiss Museum of Transport and the PORSCHE Centre in Zug. 

There will also be a number of other special moments on topical issues such as '100 years of the Klausen Run - from 1922 to 2022' with ACS Switzerland and 'Historical electromobility as a bridge to today's mobility revolution' by the Swiss Museum of Transport.