In the late 19th century, the automobile was born—a marvel of human ingenuity that has evolved through countless innovations and revolutions. Today, we find ourselves in an era dominated by digital and electric transformations, where the focus on function and automation has led to cars that, while impressive, often lack the soul and personality that once defined them.

Modern cars communicate with us, but they no longer have a face to remember. They hum quietly, but the visceral thrill of a roaring engine has been subdued. The familiar scents of gasoline and burning rubber, once the olfactory signature of driving, have faded into the past. In this world, where our vehicles are ever more interchangeable, the bond between car and driver has weakened. We trade them in, not because they’ve served their time, but because they’ve failed to etch themselves into our hearts.

But there is another way—a return to the roots of driving passion. We are not here to wage war against the electric age or to resist the tide of digital innovation. Instead, we are here to offer an alternative for those who still yearn for the untamed roar of a V8, the intoxicating aroma of a hard-working engine, the tactile joy of a manual shifter snapping into gear, and the serene rhythm of a naturally aspirated engine at idle.

This car is a tribute to a bygone era, where the journey was as important as the destination. We’ve embraced the grandiosity of the 1970s coupe, crafting a vehicle that offers space for six in luxurious comfort. We’ve designed it with expansive windows that invite the world inside and let those inside become part of the world outside.

It’s more than a car—it’s an experience, a return to the art of ‘cruising in style.’ This is a car meant to be cherished, to be passed down through generations, and to reignite the love affair between human and machine.’