Our Story

In 1998, Champion Autosport emerged under the visionary leadership of Danny Fazio, who kickstarted the venture armed with nothing more than a pickup truck and a modest three-car trailer. Initially focused on servicing dealers, Fazio quickly adapted to the escalating demand of the market, venturing into the transportation of snowbirds and expanding the fleet from a single trailer to an impressive five within the first two years.

The pivotal moment for Champion Autosport arrived when the burgeoning needs of the film industry prompted the initiation of enclosed vehicle transport—a decision that would mark the company's turning point. Taking on the responsibility of seamlessly moving picture cars between diverse movie sets across North America, Champion capitalized on this niche, elevating its status in the transport industry.

Recognizing a surging demand for enclosed transport, Champion Autosport expanded its services. In 2005, the company welcomed accomplished partners Joe Bohbot and George Landau.

Today, Champion Autosport stands as the proud possessor of Quebec's largest fleet of enclosed carriers. With a dedicated route from their Montreal base to Florida, the company's flexibility is evident as they frequently extend their services to cities along the dynamic east coast of Canada and the United States, driven by the demands of their clientele.

In 2016, Champion Autosport embraced diversification by expanding into the classic car market, establishing its own dealership. This move not only showcased the company's commitment to evolution but also reflected its dedication to meeting the diverse needs of its discerning customer base.