What's wrong with falling in love with an old car?

In 40 entertaining essays, Halwart Schrader takes up the challenge of answering one of the biggest questions of our society: Is it actually allowed to fall in love with a car?
If anyone can answer this question, it is Halwart Schrader. As a journalist, author and publisher, he has dedicated well over fifty years of his eventful life to automotive culture, both professionally and privately. And in doing so, he has not only been able to ignite his passion for motorised gems time and again, but also for the people behind, under and on these vehicles. "What's wrong with falling in love with an old car?" is more than just a solution for women and men who have given their lives to old cars and are now wondering whether this is a cause for concern. Because each of these stories is also an endearing look back at Halwart Schrader's work and life, a biography of himself and other automotive personalities. We encounter moments that should remain in our memories forever - be it the fleeting encounter with a mysterious hitchhiker or the beginning of a friendship with one or two crazy Englishmen. Along the way, we also find out whether it's called a picnic, pique-nique or picnic, that Daimler is not the same as Daimler and whether Chiron really was a loser.