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I’m a third-generation car guy from Columbus, OH. My grandfather and great uncle ran one of the five original distributors for Volkswagen in the US. They had a Porsche, Audi, and Volkswagen dealership and began racing in the 1950’s. My father followed in their footsteps working with Porsche for a short time and then as a professional race car driver in the 80​’s and 90’s. Since racing is in my blood, I also become a professional driver in 2012. I even won my first professional championship in a Porsche Cayman!

I grew up around amazing cars and have always loved driving Porsche’s. I have owned two Macan’s – my favorite being the Macan GTS. ​In 2013, I become a Porsche Brand Ambassador and have been with the brand since. My wife and I moved to Colorado in 2020 and I found my second home here at Prestige Imports.

Prestige Imports’ Porsche Brand Ambassador Warren Kaye has worked in the automotive industry for close to sixteen years. Recently, he completed the sale of his two thousandth vehicle. While he readily admits that some “people have sold more” cars and have done so “faster,” Kaye’s career sales volume is a lofty number that merits celebration.

Even though he’s a sixteen year veteran of the industry, the business of selling cars still poses challenges for Kaye. “I would love to say that the job gets easier. I mean, the processes involved with a sale become easier. But the longer you’re in the business, the more you expect from yourself. So, in that respect, it’s never easy.” Of course, Kaye is quick to mention that, “after sixteen years, it’s hard to imagine doing anything else.”

As relatively new Coloradoan, Kaye carves out time to explore the natural wonders, scenic views, and open roads that make this state so special. “I love driving,” he says, “I’ve owned an Audi A6 for 5 or 6 years now… and just bought a Porsche Boxster.” When his work schedule and the weather permits, he enjoys heading up to the Conifer area for a drive, as well as “going for a hike.” Occasionally, he also “brings [his] pole and do some fly fishing.”