When Vegas Auto Gallery unveiled its new three-story, 47,000-square-foot flagship at 5530 Rafael Rivera Way, the grand opening drew exactly the crowd you’d expect for the largest exotic inventory in the country — a room full of athletes, entertainers, civic leaders and collectors.
A guest list that proved the brand
The ribbon cutting was hosted by owner Nick Dossa alongside his brother Reese Dossa, wife Selcen Kavr-Dossa, and mother Sherin Dossa. Guests included Vegas Golden Knights Head Coach Bruce Cassidy, Clark County Commission Chairman Tick Segerblom, Phil Maloof, gamer Bryce Hall, Shahs of Sunset‘s Mike Shouhed, BMX athlete Ricardo Laguna, professional poker player Andrew Pacheco, and SpeedVegas co-owner and CEO Roman Thievin — among many other notable names from sports, entertainment and business.
That kind of room doesn’t show up for a car lot. It shows up for an institution — which is exactly what Vegas Auto Gallery has become in Las Vegas. You can see more from the space on our flagship showroom page and in the showroom walkthrough.
Art, cars and a watch tower
The flagship was designed so that every vehicle reads as a work of art, set against towering gallery walls custom-painted by award-winning artist Elena Bulatova. The opening also debuted the latest Philipp Plein “Time Machine” luxury watch collection — Vegas Auto Gallery is the only retail partner in Las Vegas to carry the line, displayed in a dedicated glass watch tower.
Partnerships that put the brand on a bigger stage
The event doubled as a celebration of two marquee partnerships: official luxury car partner of the Vegas Golden Knights, and official luxury car partner of Dana White’s Power Slap, with branding visible on the mat at every match. As Nick put it, “Partnering with Power Slap allows us to continue to build our profile and visibility on a local, national and global level. We enjoy synergizing with partners that elevate our brand, attract new clientele and bring us to new heights.”
Read more about the Golden Knights partnership, or explore how Nick built all of this from a single warehouse on his About page.