New and old. Knowing the past to understand the future, this is the path we have designed for you with two extraordinary openings.

The Museum is open and ready to welcome visitors who wish to celebrate their passion for cars with two appointments that trace the past and envisage the future of car design. The first date will be SUNDAY 29 SEPTEMBER with the National Day of Vintage Vehicles, an initiative organised by theASI CNMA. During the day, throughout the country, it will be possible to visit the museums that have joined the programme, including the Fratelli Cozzi Museum, which will open an unprecedented matinee, from 10 to 12 am. Admission will be free for ASI members who present their 2019 Card at the entrance, while other visitors can decide to take advantage of the "2 visits" offer or purchase a single ticket. It is possible to buy the ticket at the entrance, but we recommend that you book your visit online. It's simple, just follow the directions in the link you'll find below.

Another date to mark in red on your diaries is Sunday 6 October day on which, in addition to the usual guided tour, there will be the extraordinary participation of Klaus Busse, Head of Design for Fiat, Abarth, Lancia, Alfa Romeo, Maserati and FCA Fiat Chrysler Automobiles which, translated into Italian means "the best possible view of automotive design". We told you of our encounter with him during the 1000 Miglia where he participated with our Elisabetta Cozzi. It's really a pleasure to meet him again and share with you his passion for the work that brought him to dream, realize and touch the most beautiful cars produced. Who knows what he will tell us about our SZ.

A curiosity about Klaus: as a child he wanted to be an archaeologist, as an adult he plans the Beauty of the Future. The advice we give you is not to miss this opportunity to meet him live. We would like to remind you that those who present the ticket for the date of September 29, will be entitled to a discount on the date of October 6. In the meantime we suggest you read the article that Il Giornale dedicated to Klaus in these very days.