Our first time at HEIZR INDUSTRIES felt like stepping into a place that perfectly understands the value of automotive heritage.For those unfamiliar with it, HEIZR Club is one of Germany’s most distinctive automotive collectives, a creative platform that has built a strong reputation by bringing together car culture, design, photography, art, and community through carefully curated experiences. More than a traditional car gathering, HEIZR celebrates the cultural dimension of the automotive world, creating events where engineering and aesthetics meet storytelling, creativity, and genuine human connection.
Hosted inside Motorworld Village Metzingen, a former industrial production site thoughtfully modernized while preserving its original character, HEIZR INDUSTRIES reflects this philosophy perfectly. The setting itself creates a powerful dialogue between history and contemporary car culture.We had already spent a few days in Stuttgart, immersing ourselves in the city’s deep rooted automotive DNA, which made the transition into HEIZR feel even more natural, almost like a continuation of the same story, just told in a different setting.
For us at Garage Italia it was clear from the very beginning why it has become such a key meeting point for Europe’s automotive community. There is an authenticity here that is difficult to replicate: a gathering where heritage, design, engineering, and culture coexist naturally.This year’s edition was particularly special, with an outstanding selection of cars displayed by institutions such as the Porsche Museum and BMW Classic, alongside partners such as Leica Store and Porsche Design.Among the standout highlights were icons like the Porsche 911 GT1 Evo, Porsche 962C, the extraordinary GMA T.50, and the BMW 3.0 CSL. Surrounding them was an incredible selection of BMW, Mercedes Benz, and Porsche models brought by passionate owners from Stuttgart and across Germany, proof of just how strong and deeply rooted this community is.
Beyond the cars, HEIZR stands out for the atmosphere it creates. Between live music, exceptional coffee, food, drinks, photography, art installations, and an effortless sense of community, the event feels less like a traditional car show and more like a cultural gathering built around a shared language.Because the most unforgettable automotive experiences are never only about the cars themselves. They are about the people, the stories, and the energy that surrounds them. And in Metzingen, HEIZR delivered exactly that.























