Brett David Net Worth 2026: Prestige Imports Motor Group CEO

No reputable publisher has estimated Brett David's net worth. The old version of this page gave two contradictory numbers, $900 million in one paragraph and $3 billion in another, with no source for either, so both have been removed. What is documented is substantial: David has run Prestige Imports, the family-owned exotic car dealership in North Miami Beach, since 2007, sold more than $1 billion worth of cars by 2017 according to Forbes, and has bought several parcels on Biscayne Boulevard, including a $12.5 million showroom site.

What is Brett David's net worth?

There is no estimate from Forbes, Bloomberg, Celebrity Net Worth or a major newspaper. Prestige Imports is private, so its profits are not published, and the family's ownership split has not been reported in detail. A 2018 Haute Living feature described his sister Brooke as a co-owner of the business, which means Brett does not own all of it.

The pieces that can be pinned down are sales volume, the dealership's inventory and the family's real estate. Those point to a wealthy family business, but they are not a net worth, and we do not turn them into one.

Brett David's yearly income and salary

His salary and income are not public. The earlier claim of $50 million a year, or $4 million a month, had no source and has been removed. Sales and revenue are not the same as personal income, and a dealer's profit on a car is a small share of its price.

What reputable outlets have reported about the business:

• Over $1 billion in sales. Forbes wrote in 2017 that David had sold more than $1 billion worth of luxury cars since taking over in 2007.
• A record Audi sale. The same Forbes piece said he arranged the sale of an Audi dealership in 2015 for more than $80 million, which it called the largest Audi dealership sale on record.
• $25 million to $50 million of stock. CNBC reported in 2018 that the cars on display at the showroom were worth between $25 million and $50 million depending on inventory, including a $6.5 million Pagani Zonda.
• Beyond cars. Prestige has sold Van Dutch and Midnight Express boats and, through Prestige Aviation, the ICON A5 amphibious aircraft, Forbes reported in 2019.

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Professional life: running Prestige Imports

Prestige Imports was founded in 1977 by his father, Irv David, according to The Real Deal. Brett took over the dealership in 2007 at age 19 after his father died, Forbes reported. It has since become one of North America's largest dealers of exotic and supercars and one of three licensed Pagani dealers in the country. The group is also known as Lamborghini Miami, one of the leading Lamborghini franchises in the United States.

According to PROFILEmiami, Prestige sells or services a long list of brands, including Aston Martin, Bentley, Bugatti, Ferrari, Koenigsegg, Lamborghini, McLaren, Pagani, Porsche and Rolls-Royce. David has leaned heavily on social media. CNBC's Secret Lives of the Super Rich showed a studio in the showroom built for filming customer deliveries, and reported that a $350,000 Ferrari sold two days after he posted a video of himself driving it on Instagram.

Assets: the Biscayne Boulevard campus

Much of the family's documented wealth is land. In July 2022 PROFILEmiami reported that David paid $4,698,000 for 15090 Biscayne Boulevard, a former animal clinic, calling it the last piece of a campus of nearly 10 acres. The report said he bought the current showroom, a former Walgreens, in 2016 for $12.5 million; that the family controls about 80,000 square feet on the north side of 151st Street, with a car wash and restaurant; and that he owns the former Gourmet Diner site at 13951 Biscayne Boulevard, leased to a bakery chain. The land is zoned for buildings of up to 15 stories, with a new Prestige facility planned on the ground floor.

Recent changes (2025-2026)

In January 2026 The Real Deal reported that Prestige would run an automotive concierge service, Auto Privata, for residents of the planned Pagani Residences condo tower in North Bay Village. Prestige will train valet staff, handle servicing and deliver cars to airports and events. The tower's units start at $3.7 million, and completion is expected in 2028.

Charity work

In 2011 David and his sister started Ride2Revive after a father brought his terminally ill, car-loving son to the dealership for a ride in a Lamborghini. The annual event takes children from hospitals including Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital to Homestead-Miami Speedway to ride in supercars, Haute Living reported. Forbes also listed his support for Kids vs. Cancer, Make-A-Wish and the American Heart Association.

Family: is Brooke David his wife?

No. The earlier version of this page said he was married to Brooke David. That was wrong: Haute Living and VoyageMIA both identify Brooke as his sister, who runs her own real estate business and co-owns the dealership. Their mother, Valerie David Kaye, has served as Prestige's creative director. We have not found a reliable report about his marital status, so we do not state one.

Early life, age and height

The old page claimed he was born in a small Midwestern town, dropped out of college and had a failed first business. None of that was sourced, and it conflicts with the record of a Miami family business he joined as a teenager, so it has been removed. Forbes described him as 29 in May 2017 and 32 in July 2019, which puts him in his late 30s in 2026. His exact birth date, height and weight are not published; the previous figures were unsourced.

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Compared with other car and collector figures

David's showroom has long stored cars for collector Barry Skolnick, who CNBC said owned 55 supercars in 2018. Another family dealer profiled here is Aaron Zeigler of Zeigler Automotive. As with David, no major outlet publishes a verified net worth for either.