I have never been indifferent to their appeal. I have developed a deep connection with them, born of an unclouded fascination and the pleasure of observing, understanding and experiencing them for their own sake.
I have nurtured that relationship naturally and passionately, always looking for the deeper reasons behind things: a shape, a design decision, an engine’s character, the true meaning of a car.
Over time, I have been an enthusiast, owner, buyer, seller and marketer. Each experience has given me a different perspective, helping me understand cars, the pressures facing those who work in the industry and the desire felt by those who choose them.
Years of learning the trade and working across product, showrooms, marketing and communications have given me practical tools and a deeper understanding. I have become increasingly aware of the distance between what a car means to me and the way I have too often seen it presented and sold.
Along the way, passion grew into knowledge and then into a vision of my own: a way of thinking about cars, recognising their value and representing them so they can be truly understood.
I have seen where a privately owned car loses value before negotiations even begin: incomplete documentation, weak positioning, an indistinct presentation and disorganised handling of enquiries.
That is where BUBANI Automotive Studio began: with the desire to give this perspective a professional form, bringing together product knowledge, marketing and sales management.
This is also about doing justice to the cars, to pure passion, to truth, and to everyone who feels about them as I do, whether an owner, a buyer or an enthusiast.