Business
BY GRACE DICKENS
Both vintage and luxury cars are stored at the Kramer Lane facility.
Petrol Lounge provides specialized care for numerous types of cars.
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Car lovers o er concierge service with Petrol Lounge From vintage 1920s cars to an authentic Batmo- bile, Petrol Lounge in Austin provides the service and maintenance needed to keep cars in storage ready to drive at a moment’s notice. “Every customer that comes to us is a little bit unique, and what we do is really useful,” Managing Partner Jack McCauley said. What’s special about it drop-o s, we do shipments and everything in between,” Whitten said. A team of roughly 10 employees keep cars in top condition by checking tires and batteries, com- pleting annual services and tending to the unique needs of each car and customer. What else?
Managing Partners Jack McCauley and Randy Whitten co-founded Petrol Lounge about 10 years ago.
In addition to in-storage services, the business also provides an at-home service to maintain car collections at a client’s home with twice-monthly visits. “You tell us what you need with your car collec- tion, what your pain points are, and we’re here to solve that,” McCauley said.
Founded about 10 years ago by longtime friends and car lovers McCauley and Managing Partner Randy Whitten, the business provides service for any customer needing long-term vehicle upkeep, such as someone traveling, o to college or in need of assistance keeping up with a car collection. “We do inspections, we do pickups, we do
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