Touring Superleggera’s stateside ambitions are now taking real shape with big news. The historic Milan-based coachbuilder announced that Miller Motorcars will be its exclusive retailer and service provider across North America. For enthusiasts who’ve followed Touring Superleggera’s limited-production projects like the Veloce12 that turned heads at The Quail last year, this partnership finally offers a proper U.S. presence. Touring Superleggera says the American response has been stronger than expected, and after years of scattered exposure, they’re now committing to the infrastructure needed to support their clients locally. It’s a significant move for a company that’s made a name crafting ultra-rare supercars for an equally rare clientele.
Miller Motorcars isn’t just another name on a dealer roster. Based in Greenwich, Connecticut, it’s arguably one of the most respected names in the luxury and exotic car world. They’re known for representing an enviable list of marques—Ferrari, Pagani, Bugatti, Aston Martin, Rolls-Royce, McLaren, and more recently Czinger and De Tomaso—yet their appeal has always been about more than just the badges. Miller’s reputation is rooted in how they treat their clients, how they support rare and sometimes experimental vehicles, and how they stay immersed in the car enthusiast community. If you’re going to bring Touring’s coachbuilt cars to American soil, this is the type of operation you want backing it.
There’s no question this is a necessary step for Touring Superleggera if they intend to have any staying power in the U.S. The ultra-limited builds and heritage-inspired design work still need the kind of hands-on care and client engagement that can’t be phoned in from overseas. Miller Motorcars offers that, and it lends Touring Superleggera the credibility to operate seriously in the U.S. market. More details are expected later this year, but for now, the takeaway is simple: one of Italy’s most storied coachbuilders is no longer just visiting the U.S.; they’re finally moving in.
Source: Miller Motorcars/Touring Superleggera
