At the same time, we attended all the major trade fairs, absorbed the scene, and, of course, followed the big car influencers. Reels, stories, cameras everywhere. It’s pretty intense what’s going on there. Lots of reach, lots of action, lots of content – almost too professional.

That sparked something in us. Not ‘we can do it better,’ but rather ‘wow, that works, there’s real passion in it.’ We have that passion: the love for cars, the fascination with technology, the grin while driving – that’s our everyday life. So we started small. Phone out, camera on, just do it.

Eventually, it became clear: one of us had to be in front of the camera. And since I never had a problem with stages and speaking, it was quickly obvious who would do it. Since then, I’ve been telling
you what’s happening in our workshop. Not polished, not scripted, but as it is. Of course, we want to entertain – but we also want to provide you with technically sound content. No half-knowledge, no blabber.

And suddenly, the followers came. Not because we pushed anyone, but because you’re interested. We show projects, successes, but also things that don’t work out. Shattered dreams, technical quirks, days when you’d rather just throw in the towel. It’s all part of it.

We’re also learning something new every day in the social game. New formats, new ideas, new attempts. It never gets boring – neither for us nor for you. And if you don’t just want to see us in your feed: we’re also at the trade fairs. There are no likes there, but handshakes. And the projects live.

This feels right.
Your Dani and the Lara’s Garage team.