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CIO Bulletin,
14 July, 2026
Author:
Sambhrant Das
Atlanta luxury vehicle builder partners with top agency to expand market reach for its modern handcrafted classics
Classic car aesthetics often hide deep mechanical frustrations, pushing modern buyers to compromise on basic reliability. To bridge this kind of structural gap, a newly unveiled Vintage Modern strategy looks to reshape how wealthy car enthusiasts experience vintage automotive looks. Instead of keeping things “exactly as they were,” the brand aims to deliver handcrafted timeless visual aesthetics in high-performance chassis and safety frameworks.
The build process ensures that none of the iconic aesthetic charm is lost during the heavy industrial modifications. Handcrafting each luxury vehicle involves a highly intensive manufacturing workflow to guarantee roadworthiness:
Dedicating more than 900 custom craftsmanship hours to transform every individual modern chassis.
Integrating vital occupant protection features, including six-airbag setups and crash-tested structures.
Engineering custom vehicles on modern, fully compliant platforms guarantees absolute structural safety, eliminating the sudden component failures typical of decades-old automobiles. This focus on technical safety is vital in vehicle building as in other industries.
"We chose Trevelino/Keller for their experience with high-profile, category-redefining brands," - Chau Nguyen, CEO.
To drive this massive market expansion, the Georgia-based automotive builder has aligned with a top-rated integrated public relations and growth marketing firm. The comprehensive promotional campaign focuses heavily on strategic media messaging, executive thought leadership, and an extensive web development refresh. This collaborative approach replicates highly successful growth tactics used by previous disruptive digital automotive platforms.
As international demand grows for highly customized luxury products, unified promotional efforts will help establish deep sector authority among premium collectors. CIO Bulletin sees this move as a logical progression, showing that blending timeless styling with contemporary engineering is the real formula for capturing the attention of modern automotive buyers in 2026.








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