There are people who sell cars. And there are people whose lives have revolved around cars since childhood. I belong to the second group.
Porsche has been a part of my life for over 35 years—both on and off the racetrack. From karting to professional motorsports, including numerous appearances in the Porsche Carrera Cup, GT racing series, the Asia Le Mans Series, the Dubai 24-Hour Race, and the Nürburgring 24-Hour Race, I’ve had the privilege of experiencing the brand from a perspective that continues to shape me to this day. During this time, I’ve formed countless friendships and connections—with drivers, collectors, repair shops, racing teams, and people who share my passion for Porsche. This network continually gives me access to special cars and their stories.
I’m not interested in offering as many cars as possible. I’m interested in the right cars—vehicles with character, a traceable history, and a story that makes them unique. Often, it’s precisely these details that you won’t find in an ad. That’s why I don’t see myself as a traditional classic car dealer, but rather as someone who discovers extraordinary Porsches, understands their history, and passes them on to people who truly appreciate them.
To me, a special Porsche is more than just a car. It’s a piece of motorsports history, engineering artistry, and memory—and that’s exactly what makes the search for the next extraordinary vehicle exciting every single time. Of course, a good Porsche doesn’t just impress me on paper—it also does so the moment I turn the key.
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