
Updated 22 October 2025 at 15:58 IST
Here’s a Look at Vintage Car Graveyard in Germany - Pics
Michael Froehlich bought 50 vintage cars in 2000 to celebrate his 50th birthday, and all were manufactured in the year he was born. The vintage car collection comprised a Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, Jaguar XK120, and a Porsche 356, and if the cars were restored, they would be worth a million. He removed oil and pollutants, created a classic car graveyard and parked them in a private forest near his home in western Germany.
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Michael Froehlich, the owner of the vintage car collection, poses with a vintage Jaguar XK120 car at his private car sculpture park within a forest in Germany. Image: AP

There is a vintage Cadillac, which is covered by autumn leaves, inside his private car sculpture park within a forest in Germany. Image: AP
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There is a painting decorating an Australian Holden vintage car, which is sitting inside his private vintage car park within a forest in Germany. Image: AP

Inside a vintage Rolls-Royce car, there are Dolls of Queen Elizabeth II and her son, Charles, sitting inside at his private vintage car park in Germany. Image: AP
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There is a vintage BMW car that is partially buried in autumn leaves, sitting inside his private vintage car collection in Germany. Image: AP

The collection includes a Jaguar XK120, a Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost and a Porsche 356, and others. Image: AP

There is a vintage Ford model that is buried in leaves in his private vintage auto collection in Germany. Image: AP

The vintage cars remain parked and are covered in autumn’s crisp leaves, winter’s heavy snow and 25 years of rust. Image: AP
Published By : Vatsal Agrawal
Published On: 22 October 2025 at 15:58 IST