Schmohl AG: Oldtimer-Eldorado in the Maggi-Areal 🎥
EXCLUSIVE CARS Schmohl AG is one of the most renowned car dealerships in Europe. Rolls-Royce, Bentley, McLaren, Lotus and Bugatti are at home there. A center for classic models of these brands is now opening in the Valley of Kemptthal.
Between Zurich and Winterthur, between the railroad line and the freeway, you will find The Valley. Where Julius Maggi used to build up his international business with the production of food and flavors, many traditional companies and start-ups have found a new home today.
In trendy new German, the industrial quarter is now called The Valley and is also home to various companies in the automotive industry. Motorworld, for example, attracts car enthusiasts with classic vehicles and supercars.
Repair, service and sale in Kemptthal
The renowned Schmohl car dealership, which has been headquartered in Zurich-Glattpark since 2004, has also been won over by the Valley's special industrial charm. Now Schmohl Exclusive Classic Cars - The Valley is opening its doors.
At Kemptpark 24, classic car owners will then be offered repair, service and sales services. Primarily, models of the brands traditionally represented by Schmohl will meet competent specialists there. In principle, however, other products are also welcome in Kemptthal.
Since 1930 representative for Rolls-Royce and Bentley
The newly refurbished premises of the Schmohl location include an entrance area with bar, a 450-square-meter workshop and a showroom for around eight cars. The CEO of the new Classic operation is Christoph Haas, who ensures optimum customer services with several brand specialists.
Schmohl is not lacking in know-how, having been a Rolls-Royce and Bentley agent since the 1930s - the first outside the UK at the time.
New partnership with The Little Car Company
In addition to the classic models from the traditional production halls, Schmohl has now also agreed a partnership with the English small car manufacturer The Little Car Company. The British company produces faithfully reproduced models on a smaller scale (AutoSprintCH reported).
At the new location, for example, Schmohl is showing a 66-percent Aston Martin DB5 and a Bugatti baby ( Gallery center and please note the video) and a Ferrari Testa Rossa, which measure three quarters of the original size.
