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Classic Car Center in Schinznach-Bad

AMAG Classic Moves

AMAG Classic is moving to Aarauerstrasse 33 in Schinznach-Bad. Since early July, the classic car center has been welcoming customers there. It now operates as an independent business.
Die AMAG Classic zieht um nach Schinznach-Bad. AMAG Classic is moving to Schinznach-Bad. L’AMAG Classic déménage à Schinznach-Bad.
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THE KEY POINTS IN BRIEF
• AMAG Classic is moving and has been operating as an independent business at Aarauerstrasse 33 in Schinznach-Bad since the beginning of July.
• Dino Graf has been managing the business since July 1; services range from maintenance and restoration to the new “car hotel” for customer vehicles.
• On Saturday, September 26, 2026, AMAG Classic invites you to an open house featuring a behind-the-scenes look at the workshop, a lounge, and test drives.

AMAG Clas­sic is relo­cat­ing, as the AMAG Group announced on its media web­site. The Clas­sic Car Com­pe­tence Cen­ter is now based in Schinz­nach-Bad. Since ear­ly July, the team has been wel­com­ing cus­tomers at 33 Aarauer­strasse. This marks the next step in the company’s devel­op­ment. AMAG Clas­sic is now oper­at­ing as an inde­pen­dent busi­ness; pre­vi­ous­ly, it was part of AMAG Schinz­nach-Bad.

AMAG has been import­ing and sell­ing cars in Switzer­land and Liecht­en­stein for over 80 years. Schinz­nach-Bad has long been the hub of these oper­a­tions. From 1949 to 1972, approx­i­mate­ly 30,000 cars were also man­u­fac­tured here. That is why this loca­tion holds spe­cial sig­nif­i­cance for AMAG.

New Location for AMAG Classic in Schinznach-Bad

The new facil­i­ty is clear­ly vis­i­ble at the round­about head­ing toward Schinz­nach-Dorf. The his­toric garage build­ing pro­vides AMAG Clas­sic with a home of its own. AMAG now oper­ates two garages in Schinz­nach-Bad. Along­side the long-estab­lished AMAG Schinz­nach-Bad stands the inde­pen­dent AMAG Clas­sic.

A Meeting Place for Classic Car Enthusiasts

Schinz­nach-Bad served as AMAG’s import head­quar­ters from 1947 to 2019. Many import­ed cars found their first home here. So any­one who pulls up in a clas­sic car today is, in a sense, bring­ing it home. More­over, the new show­room concept—featuring a cus­tomer zone—is designed to con­vey pre­cise­ly this feel­ing.

Dino Graf has been man­ag­ing AMAG Clas­sic as CEO since July 1. He says: “The new AMAG Clas­sic is meant to be a gath­er­ing place for enthu­si­asts of clas­sic cars.” That’s why vis­its and con­ver­sa­tions are express­ly encouraged—not just for ser­vice or repairs.

Classic Car Workshop: Service, Restoration, and a New Car Hotel

AMAG Classic’s range of ser­vices remains broad and is even expand­ing. The work­shop han­dles ser­vice, repairs, and engine and trans­mis­sion over­hauls. Body­work and paint jobs are done in-house. In addi­tion, the team pro­vides advice on clas­sic car sta­tus, DAB+ retro­fitting, and vehi­cle imports. AMAG Clas­sic now also oper­ates its own car hotel for cus­tomers’ vehi­cles.

Reto Mat­ten­berg­er heads up the ser­vice depart­ment and has first­hand knowl­edge of many mod­els. He says, “Thanks to our long-time employ­ees, we’re famil­iar with many vehi­cle types from back when they were new cars.” In this way, the com­pa­ny is now bring­ing all its exper­tise togeth­er under one roof.

Open House on September 26, 2026

You can get a first look on Sat­ur­day, Sep­tem­ber 26, 2026. That’s when AMAG Clas­sic will open its doors to any­one inter­est­ed. Vis­i­tors can take a look inside the new work­shop or relax in the lounge. They’ll also have the chance to test-dri­ve a clas­sic car. This event will mark the offi­cial launch at the new loca­tion.

Where is AMAG Clas­sic mov­ing to?

AMAG Clas­sic is mov­ing with­in Schinz­nach-Bad to Aarauer­strasse 33. The new facil­i­ty is clear­ly vis­i­ble at the round­about head­ing toward Schinz­nach-Dorf.

AMAG Clas­sic has been wel­com­ing cus­tomers at its new loca­tion since ear­ly July 2026. It now oper­ates as an inde­pen­dent busi­ness.

The open house will take place on Sat­ur­day, Sep­tem­ber 26, 2026. Vis­i­tors can expect a behind-the-scenes look at the work­shop, a lounge, and test dri­ves.

AMAG Clas­sic offers ser­vice, repairs, restora­tions, and body and paint work. It also pro­vides con­sult­ing, vehi­cle rentals, buy­ing and sell­ing, and—newly—its own car hotel.

The team ser­vices clas­sic and mod­ern clas­sic cars from all AMAG Group brands. These include VW, Audi, SEAT, and Ško­da, as well as Amer­i­can cars from Automon­tage Schinz­nach.

Dino Graf has been man­ag­ing AMAG Clas­sic as CEO since July 1. Reto Mat­ten­berg­er heads the ser­vice divi­sion.

Yes, AMAG Schinz­nach-Bad will con­tin­ue to oper­ate. AMAG now oper­ates two garages at this loca­tion: AMAG Schinz­nach-Bad and AMAG Clas­sic.

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