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Open For Business - Atara Racing

20-Aug-15 10:00

Open For Business - Atara Racing

Retro car hobbyists turned into retro rims manufacturer and now exports them to USA, Middle East and Europe. Atara Racing was founded in 2010 by Danny Foo, Rosli Said & Kong Wai Guan. How does a home-grown company feel to offer their wheels to countries like USA who’s known for their muscle car modification or super cars in Middle East. Surely, they are more advanced than our industry here in Malaysia.

 


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Tags:  retro cars,  Bintang,  Atara Racing,  Danny Foo,  Rosli bin Mohd Said,  Kong Wai Guan,  motorsports


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