How to Browse Classic Cars and Motorbikes for Sale on Luzzago 1975

To browse the inventory, open luzzago.com and use the main navigation: Our collection leads to the vehicle listings, split into Cars and Motorcycles. From there you can scan the full collection, jump to a specific brand from the brand list, or check Latest arrivals on the home page for the newest listings. Each vehicle card shows the model, year, a short note (such as "Complete service history" or "One owner"), a price, and a "Financing options" label where applicable.

Start from the collection pages

The site organizes stock under two top-level categories, and the navigation repeats them in several places (main menu, the "Our brands" panel, and the collection section). Either route works:

• Our collection → Cars for classic and historic cars.
• Our collection → Motorcycles for motorbikes.

The home page also carries a "Find your dream car. Explore our collection" entry point and a "Discover the collection" link, which land on the same listings.

Filter by brand

Both categories include a long brand list, so you can go straight to a marque instead of scrolling the whole inventory.

Pick the brand from the list to narrow the results; if a brand has no current stock, expect an empty or reduced result set rather than a separate "no results" page.

Check Latest arrivals first

The home page's Latest arrivals block is the quickest way to see what was most recently added. Recent examples shown there include:

• Porsche 911 997 Targa 4 Tiptronic S, 2009 — complete service history, price on request
• Morgan Plus 4, 2005 — one owner, price on request
• Morris Cowley 1500 2 Seater Tourer, 1933 — € 33,000
• Porsche 911 993 Carrera 4 Coupè Manual, 1995 — complete service history, € 89,000
• Bentley Continental GTC Mulliner Park, 2008 — complete service history, price on request
• Maserati Spyder i.e. (Spyder '90), 1990 — € 33,000
• Alfa Romeo Spider 1300 "Coda Tronca", 1977 — € 25,000
• Triumph TR3, 1957 — price on request
• Jaguar MKII 3.4, 1963 — € 35,000
• Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider S2 (101.03), 1961 — € 65,000

Read the price and financing labels correctly

Two price formats appear on listing cards:

• A stated figure, e.g. "€ 33.000" or "€ 89.000" — the asking price in euros.
• "Prezzo su richiesta – P.O.R." (price on request) — no figure is published; you need to contact the dealer for a quote.

Most cards also carry a "Financing options" label, which signals that financing can be discussed for that vehicle. The site does not publish rates, terms, or eligibility, so treat the label as "ask about financing" rather than a confirmed offer.

Get details or ask about a vehicle

Listings give model, year, and a brief condition note but not full specifications. For more — including price-on-request cars — use the contact details in the site footer:

• Phone: +39 030 2411531, +39 338 7855045, +39 335 5350022
• Email: [email protected]
• Address: Via della Mandolossa n° 65 - 25030, Roncadelle - Brescia (Italy)

The site also lists Financing, Offer your vehicle, Consignment service, Shipping, and a Virtual Tour of Our Headquarters, which are useful if you are buying remotely, selling, or want to see the premises before visiting.

Common snags

• Prices on request are common, especially on newer or higher-value cars — don't assume a missing price means the car is unavailable.
• The site is multilingual (Italian, German, English versions are linked at the top); brand and model names stay the same, but check you are on the language version you want before reading descriptions.
• The newsletter ("Subscribe to the newsletter") is the site's stated way to hear about news and promotions; it is a subscription, not a purchase step.