In mid-July, the city of Mulhouse in eastern France welcomed the second edition of AutoMülh, this time with a very specific theme. For one day, Motoco – a historic industrial site in a former textile factory – brought together Porsche enthusiasts from far and wide.
Venue choice is a big part of the AutoMülh experience, and for its third event – AutoMülh 2026.2: Porsche Edition – Motoco was a great choice.
The event made full use of the industrial landmark’s architecture – think brick walls and steel framing – with cars displayed both inside and outside the historic buildings. It was a stunning backdrop for some stunning Stuttgart machines.
Porsche models from the past and present were all represented. From the iconic 356 and classic air-cooled 911s to later water-cooled generations – AutoMülh had them all. We can’t forget the 944, Boxster, and Cayman either.
But this event was designed to be more than a static car show. AutoMülh focused heavily on the culture surrounding the Porsche brand, encouraging owners and enthusiasts to share their passion. Porsche specialists were on-site, showcasing parts, accessories, and activities throughout the day, and food trucks and refreshments created a casual atmosphere.
By the end of the day, AutoMülh 2026.2 had delivered exactly what a Porsche gathering should: great cars, a great venue, and plenty of people to experience it.
