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At Klassikwelt Bodensee at the beginning of June, I was able to gain my first experience with major appearances as a speaker on the subject of "Utilisation of legacies".

The paraffinic diesel fuel HVO100 has been allowed to be sold at German petrol stations since the end of May 2024. Initial spot checks by ADAC show that the new fuel usually costs six to ten cents more than conventional diesel. This puts HVO100 at the lower end of the price premium of five to 20 cents predicted before its introduction.

There comes a time when you want to do something crazy. Some learn to sing or hang upside down on a rubber rope, others get married or buy a classic car. For the latter, here are a few tips to make it a happy relationship.

We classic car enthusiasts, who are eagerly awaiting good weather, are in a privileged position. We are allowed to drive our beautiful cars in the wild and enjoy something that we are denied in everyday cars: We enjoy our homeland with all our senses! On leisurely drives around the Ländle, we see, hear, smell and feel what a paradise we live in. Whether it's birdsong, fragrant cowsheds or bumpy roads, we are connected with nature.

In the first few years of my self-employment as Your Car-Concierge, I was observed by those around me and the classic car scene in our area, sometimes with suspicion and sometimes with a mild smile. The motto was: "What is Oberhuber doing now?"

Because it happened to me recently for the second time quite consciously and I can understand it, with all professionalism, I want to share this story with you.

Cars as an investment - a report in the Kronen Zeitung by Sandra Nemetschke As part of the "Krone" series "Investing Money Differently", vintage car expert Stefan Oberhuber has given us.

Some time ago we sat together in good company on our monthly Lions Club evening after the official part. The round table was set up a little differently than usual and at some point, as is so often the case in men’s rounds, the conversation turned to cars.

Since a few months I was allowed to broker a Rolls Royce Silver Cloud II in the special equipment "Countryman" on behalf of a customer. This beautiful classic car was first registered in England in 1959 and came to Austria in 1999.

It doesn’t always have to be fetching, bringing or buying an automobile that makes my job so diverse.

Stefan Oberhuber (52) from Dornbirn has always been a car nut. He turned his passion into a not-so-ordinary profession eight years ago with a concierge service.