AMIN SIALA

Amin can vividly remember himself going on walks with his parents and naming all the cars parked on the streets by their names, from a distance. For as long as he can remember, he has loved cars with a passion. His whole life is an embodiment of this love story, and the scaled models of a Jaguar XJ220 and a Bugatti EB110 he received from his parents as a kid reinforced his curiosity about supersports cars. Born in Paris to a Tunisian family and growing up in both countries and in Germany means he speaks French, German, English and Arabic fluently. In the hope of pursuing his passion for automobiles, he decided to take a leap of faith and move to Germany to study engineering. He enrolled at the Technical University of Munich from which he graduated with a Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering and Management, and after accomplishing internships at Porsche in Weissach and BMW in Garching and an exchange semester at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, he decided to take a different route and follow his gut feeling, joining Schaltkulisse full-time since September 2021.

Amin is the guy to talk to if you have any questions about the cars we have in our collection, and the ones we do not have too. If there is something he religiously loves, it’s talking about cars, at any place and at any time. Being a 90’s kid, he has a soft spot for supercars from the 90’s and early 00’s, and that is the era of cars he is most comfortable with. At Schaltkulisse, he is mainly responsible for managing the sales and advising customers with their acquisition choices and helps them curate fine automobiles for their collections. He puts an immense value on a vehicle’s history and considers the stories a car can tell to be one of the most important criteria for collectibility. He also enjoys maintaining Schaltkulisse’s image and brand and therefore is usually seen working on the next Schaltkulisse film or event.

When he’s not annoying his friends talking about cars, he likes to read about everything and anything automotive, and as a side-occupation, he takes photography quite seriously. As most car enthusiasts, he cherishes his weekend car, an E46 M3 he bought from its first and only 80-year old owner.