The Nicolis Museum in Villafranca di Verona has been confirmed among the top 100 private collections of historic cars in the world in the 2025 edition of The Key, the prestigious annual international publication published by The Classic Car Trust. The Key is considered the absolute benchmark for the world of classic cars and historic car collectors. Alongside global collector rankings, it offers analysis, insights and data on the industry's most representative cars, curated by a select group of experts. Silvia Nicolis is counted among the world's top collectors, also standing out as one of the rare Italian female personalities in the ranking, confirming the solidity and authority of the cultural project of the Nicolis Museum, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year: born from the vision of Luciano Nicolis, under the leadership of Silvia Nicolis, the museum has become one of the most prestigious international reference points for historic motoring, with no less than 10 collections that include more than 200 vintage cars, motorcycles, bicycles, cameras, musical instruments, F1 steering wheels, unpublished objects and unique pieces that tell the story of the ingenuity and creativity of the 20th century.