Throttlecast: Episode 16

Throttlecast: Episode 18

In this episode of Throttlecast, Dave Codrea and Grant Brewer host Atlanta real estate advisor and Porsche enthusiast Matt Lamarsh. Lamarsh discusses his transition from a diverse corporate background—including executive recruiting, boat sales, and facility supplies—to becoming a successful residential advisor with Engel & Völkers. He attributes much of his real estate success to a global referral network and a business philosophy centered on collaboration and long-term advisory relationships. The conversation also highlights Lamarsh’s deep involvement in Atlanta’s car culture, particularly his role as the founder of the Atlanta Porsche Enthusiasts community. He shares details about his modified 2007 911 Turbo and emphasizes how cars serve as a common denominator for building professional and personal connections. Ultimately, Lamarsh reflects on the importance of legacy, explaining that his participation in digital media is driven by a desire to share his values and experiences with future generations.

Throttlecast: Episode 16

In this episode of Throttlecast, hosts Grant Van Brewer and Dave Codrea sit down with Derek Lee, the owner of Sector 32 Motorsports, a premier automotive performance and service shop in Alpharetta. Lee discusses his journey from being a master technician at McLaren dealerships in Tampa and Atlanta to launching his own business. He shares insights into his specialized training at the McLaren Technology Center in England, his experience building high-horsepower machines like Justin Norton’s 1,200hp McLaren 720S, and the challenges of transitioning from a technician to an entrepreneur. #Throttlecast [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/throttlecast] #Sector32Motorsports [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/sector32motorsports] #McLaren [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/mclaren] Performance #Entrepreneurship [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/entrepreneurship] #SupercarMaintenance [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/supercarmaintenance] #AutomotiveEngineering [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/automotiveengineering]

Throttlecast: Episode 17

In this episode of Throttlecast, hosts Dave Codrea and Grant Brewer sit down with entrepreneur and automotive enthusiast Matt Kossoff to talk about his journey from retrofitting xenon headlights in his parents’ basement to building and selling the renowned automotive lighting brand Morimoto. Matt shares how his passion for cars led him to create The Retrofit Source, grow it into a multimillion-dollar business, and eventually launch new ventures like Founders Parts and the luxury coffee machine brand Molten Coffee Co. Along the way, the conversation dives into Porsche restorations, Ferrari collections, entrepreneurship, product design, and the importance of turning hobbies into meaningful businesses. #ThrottleCast #MattKossoff #DaveCodrea #GrantBrewer #CarCulture #AutomotivePodcast #CarEnthusiast #Morimoto #TheRetrofitSource #Porsche993 #PorscheTurbo #Ferrari355 #CarsAndCoffee #Entrepreneurship #FounderStory #LuxuryCars #AutomotiveLifestyle #CarCommunity #CoffeeCulture #MoltenCoffeeCo #CarGuys #ExoticCars #GarageLife #AutomotiveIndustry #PerformanceCars #PorscheLife #FerrariLife #CarPodcast #BusinessJourney #carcollectors  @mattkossoff5841 [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCLoTILL-wvYLLN4dFp_a2lw]

Throttlecast: Episode 15

Introducing ThrottleCast - Powered by The Ride Lounge - Episode 15 In this episode of Throttle Cast, hosts Dave and Grant sit down with Jason Cummins, the owner of Buckhead Imports, a legendary automotive service and performance shop in Atlanta. Cummins discusses his journey from a technician starting in 1995 to eventually buying out his mentor, Lloyd Hildreth, and establishing the shop as a powerhouse for European performance.

Throttlecast: Episode 13

In this episode of Throttlecast, Parker Smith shares how he built his real estate career from scratch, turning early uncertainty into a fast-growing business driven by passion, creativity, and relentless energy. He talks about starting out with no clear direction—experimenting with content, learning how to generate leads, and eventually finding his lane in residential real estate. Parker emphasizes the importance of doing one thing well, building a personal brand, and letting authenticity stand out in a crowded market.  A major differentiator in his approach is thinking outside the box—like using high-performance boats to give clients “speed tours” of Lake Lanier, turning unique experiences into business opportunities.  Beyond business, Parker dives into his passion for cars, speed, and living life at full throttle, tying it all back to his mindset: success isn’t about playing it safe, but about chasing a life that’s exciting, challenging, and constantly evolving.  At its core, the episode is about building a brand through authenticity, taking unconventional paths to stand out, and creating a life—and business—that reflects what you’re truly passionate about.