JRB Motors is the result of the passion of two car lovers : Joan Beaufort and Jérémy Sustranck
About us ?
Joan and Jérémy met on the school bench in Molsheim, Bas-Rhin. Jérémy, accompanied by Nicolas Ohl and Laetitia Erb, after having worked with various players in the sale of exceptional automobiles, decided to create JRB Motors in order to give meaning to the passion that drives them.
JRB Motors, located at 4 rue Clément Ader, 67500 Haguenau, is a company dedicated to the sale of exceptional automobiles. This team of enthusiasts works transparently for their customers, offering tailor-made services and the most beautiful, authentic cars possible.
Jeremy
Director
A graduate of the Espera Sbarro school, which he proudly represents at the Geneva show, the element that makes the difference for him is passion.
He attributes this thirst for knowledge to passion, which sets him apart. After working as a body builder for Hardge and then Oettinger, Jérémy went on to become a salesman for Mercedes and finally an importer and dealer of sporty and exotic cars. Today, he likes to describe himself as an “importer of pleasure”.
Nicolas
Purchasing Manager
Originally from the cycle industry, it was by chance that Nicolas spent his work-study years in a car dealership.
Working with a team of enthusiasts, he found many similarities with the velo market, and turned his work into a real passion that drives both his professional and personal life.
Laetitia
Administrative Manager
A lifelong enthusiast of mechanics and drifting, Laetitia has always worked in the automotive and motorcycle sectors, whether as a tool sales representative for Facom or as a secretary in a car dealership.
Our values
Every step of the way, we strive to innovate, improve and build a corporate culture that values and prioritizes environmental and social well-being.
JRB Motors is proud to work with L’Imprimerie Solidaire, France’s first adapted print shop, as we strive to surround ourselves with partners who share our values and commitment to society.
L’Imprimerie Solidaire is a company like no other. It stands out for its unique model: 80% of its production workforce is made up of disabled employees.
This partnership illustrates our conviction that every company, whatever its size or sector of activity, has the power to act positively in favor of a more inclusive and equitable society. Imprimerie Solidaire’s mission to promote the integration of disabled workers reminds us that operational excellence can, and must, go hand in hand with a strong sense of social responsibility.
