Luxury cars have become a status symbol for the wealthy, and owning one is a dream that many aspire to. However, not everyone has the knowledge or resources to navigate the complex world of luxury car ownership. That’s where Imwinkelried comes in.
Imwinkelried has established a family office that caters specifically to owners of classic and luxury cars, offering comprehensive services tailored to their specific needs. His newest dealership in Niederwil, St. Gallen, showcases a limited selection of luxury vehicles displayed like works of art in a gallery-style showroom reminiscent of a museum. The showroom is designed with stone, wood, and glass, offering a boutique hotel-like ambiance.
Imwinkelried focuses on top luxury brands such as Aston Martin, Bugatti, Maserati, and Mercedes-Benz along with exclusive classics like De Tomaso and Zagato. He highlights the uniqueness of each vehicle, some of which have seen significant increases in value over the years similar to art investments. His main draw is his comprehensive service that includes advice and support on various aspects such as locating, maintaining, and passing down cars to future generations. He caters to customers ranging from lifestyle buyers to dedicated enthusiasts and serious collectors alike.
The most valuable cars in Imwinkelried’s collection are housed in a secure Car-Safe deep within the basement of the dealership. This hermetically sealed space is designed to protect these rare collector’s pieces along with legendary Formula 1 cars. These cars are meticulously cared for and can only be accessed under strict conditions to ensure their preservation and value.
Imwinkelried’s deep-rooted passion for luxury cars combined with his commitment to providing exceptional service sets him apart in the exclusive world of high-end car collections and luxury car ownership. With a dedication to excellence and an eye for detail when it comes to meeting the unique needs of each client
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