My lifelong passion for cars and the exhilaration of speed has been a driving force in my life’s journey. This fervor was nurtured during my apprenticeship in the automotive hub of Germany, where I learned the art of precision engineering.

Over the years, my garage has hosted an impressive lineup of vehicles: a 1971 MB 220d, a Ford Pinto, a 1979 BMW 733i, a 1978 Chrysler Cordoba, a 1982 BMW 733i, a 1987 Jeep YJ, a 1968 BMW 2002tii, a 1954 Dodge Power Wagon, a 1985 BMW 735i, a 1994 Chevy Silverado, a1987 Jeep YJ (4.2l), a 1985 MB 300SD, a 1989 MB 420SEL, a 1976 1 1/4 ton Chevy pickup (lifted 11 inches),a Toyota FJ, a 1998 Ram-2500 Cummins diesel, a Toyota Prius, and a Tesla Model 3.

Notably, my 1982 BMW 733i holds a special place in my heart as I personally constructed a high-performance engine with a turbocharger and programmed my own ECU in the mid-1990s.

I had the exhilarating experience of unleashing its power on the Canadian racetrack in Ontario, Mosport.

Today, my passion continues to evolve as I design car parts using AutoCAD, bringing my innovations to life through CNC machining and 3D printing. Furthermore, I actively contribute to the fine-tuning and evaluation of engine performance through dyno testing, cementing my commitment to the world of automotive excellence.