The Marazzato Foundation Showcases the History of Passenger Transport 

Between historic buses, virtual reality, and a conference on the social changes linked to mobility. 

The Marazzato Foundation returns to Auto e Moto d’Epoca 2025 with an exhibition dedicated to the evolution of passenger transport and the deep connections between mobility and the social transformations of the twentieth century. 

In Pavilion 25, the stand will feature the 1929 Fiat 507 F, an 18-seater minibus, and the 1965 Fiat 414 Scall, an urban bus in the classic Ligurian public transport livery. Alongside them, the Guzzi Ercole Agip Gas three-wheeler, recently restored, will take center stage in an interactive virtual reality experience that allows visitors to immerse themselves in period settings. 

Outside, the evocative Agip service station returns, accompanied by the Fiat 682N2 Supercortemaggiore tanker truck and a Fiat 1100, recreating the atmosphere of everyday travel and road work in postwar Italy. 

On Thursday, October 23 at 4:00 PM, the Foundation will host a conference at the ASI stand, dedicated to the role of public transport in Italy’s social and industrial development from the 1930s to the 1960s. 

Through historic vehicles, evocative settings, and digital tools, the Foundation offers visitors a journey that blends memory, innovation, and storytelling, bringing back to life the culture of travel and collective transport. 

Join us at Auto e Moto d’Epoca 2025!