DRVN Adds Post Oak Motor Cars as U.S. Dealer for Evoluto and Boreham

DRVN Automotive has appointed Houston-based Post Oak Motor Cars as an official distribution partner for Evoluto Automobili and Boreham Motorworks. Announced September 25, the agreement gives the two Remaster brands local representation across Texas, Arizona, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi.

The appointment expands DRVN’s North American network, joining HK Motorcars in New York State and GH Vehicles in Miami and Puerto Rico. For prospective buyers across the six-state territory, Post Oak becomes a regional point of contact for both brands, placing them within a dealership business already serving collectors of luxury and low-volume performance cars.

Post Oak’s portfolio includes Bentley, Rolls-Royce, Bugatti, Zenvo, Hennessey and Lotus. Its flagship showroom sits within the Post Oak Hotel complex in Uptown Houston, with a second showroom in The Woodlands. The business is part of Fertitta Automotive and also operates dedicated service facilities and a client program encompassing automotive and lifestyle events.

For DRVN, the choice connects Evoluto and Boreham with an established collector clientele. Selling a Remaster involves explaining the scope of the work, the individual specification and the ownership experience, making a retailer’s familiarity with specialist vehicles relevant to the relationship.

“Post Oak Motor Cars has built an impressive position in the US luxury and performance automotive market, with deep experience representing some of the world’s most distinctive marques and strong relationships with collectors and enthusiasts,” said Iain Muir, CEO of DRVN Automotive.

Muir also cited Post Oak’s approach to client service as a factor in the appointment. “With an established presence in Houston and representation across six states, Post Oak gives both marques a credible platform from which to build relationships with clients across an important part of the US market.”

The announcement concerns distribution rather than a new vehicle launch. DRVN did not specify regional allocations, delivery timing or model pricing as part of the agreement.

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