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Every "genre" made in Maranello, Testarossa, TR512, Dino, 599gtb, 612, 360, F430, 250Gt series, 365 series, 458, 512bb, Enzo, F40, F50, 348, 308, 328, 355 and the list goes on. Integrity, Passion and Determination.

 - Essere Ferrari by Euro Prestige Imports 

Ever since the first Aston Martin was crafted more than one hundred years ago, they had a talent for creating beautiful. Founded by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford in 1913 in a small London workshop, Aston Martin has since grown to become an internationally admired luxury brand. We can service yours, we handle collection to recent models. 

Maserati brother built a brand around the gods.  The Maserati brothers, Alfieri, Bindo, Carlo, Ettore, and Ernesto.

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The Mercedes-Benz name is a combination of two names: Mercedes Jellinek and Karl Benz. ... Jellinek named the new cars after his daughter, Mercédès Jellinek, whose Spanish name translated to “mercy.” The company later went on to have the “Mercedes” name trademarked 1902.

In 1947, a man sketched the silhouette of a car in the sand of a Welsh beach. That car was the Land Rover, and it went on to change history. Decades of innovation have taken Land Rover Above and Beyond, mastering all manner of terrain and capturing hearts around the world. Every Land Rover vehicle is a unique marriage of capability and composure, distinguished by the Land Rover badge. No wonder it remains one of the toughest and most intrepid vehicles on the planet. #LandRover #AboveAndBeyond   

Neun Elfer, 912, 930 , 928, 356, 718 and everything else in between we can handle.  The very first Porsche nameplate was designed based on the same platform as the VW Beetle. Named the ‘Porsche 64’ and released in 1938, the model’s unique design and upscale vibe immediately caught on with buyers. Of course, the company’s growth was impeded when the war began, forcing Porsche to develop tanks instead of automobiles. However, the company bounced back as early as 1947, when the Grand Prix racing car made its debut. Shortly after, in ‘48, Ferdinand’s son Ferry Porsche created the company’s first-ever sports car – the 356.