When it comes to luxury vehicle diagnostic equipment for elite makes such as Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini, Aston Martin, or others, we have the capability to formulate software packages for these brands, and more! Other makes include:

• Mercedes
• AMG
• Maybach
• Mini
• Porsche
• Rolls Royce

At Leonardo Diagnostic Tool, we are proud to offer the original and premiere luxury car scanner on the market. We take pride in the fact that we not only offer cutting edge software to our clients from around the world, but we go above and beyond the call of duty in offering technical support in the way that best suits you. We will assist you with all of your diagnostic car tool questions that you may have, either online or over the phone; whichever you prefer!

Here at Leonardo Diagnostic Tool, we love everything involving supercars. We love the history of supercars, filled with drama and rivalry. Perhaps the most famous supercar rivalry is the one between Ferrari and Lamborghini. From the get go, the two companies were at odds with one another because Feruccio Lamborghini started his car line after being insulted by Enzo Ferrari. We love the beauty of supercars and, of course, we love the speed of supercars. If you didn’t love to drive fast, then you could settle for a more standard luxury car. Today, we would like to discuss some of the most beloved supercars, but there’s no way we could list all of them at once.

Nine-time Grammy winner Miles Davis is without a doubt one of the most famous American jazz musicians of all time. This Julliard-trained trumpet player and band leader left his mark in the jazz world with his distinct style of performance. His albums skyrocketed him to fame and success, and with that success came abundance. A true supercar aficionado, Davis amassed a car collection most of us only dream about. Although Miles Davis is considered legendary for his musical talent, his taste in cars is equally as famous. Which supercars did Miles Davis include in his collection?

April 16, 1916 marks an important day in the history of Italian race cars because it was the day that Ferruccio Lamborghini was born. His line of Italian cars are known for not only their sleek, stylish appearance but for their high-performance as well. With Lamborghinis, you get the best of both worlds: style and function. However, Lamborghini did not start off as a racecar builder; his roots began by working on tractors. Feruccio Lamborghini has a very colorful and interesting history, which we would like to explore today.

At Leonardo Diagnostic Tool, we have a passion and a deep love for supercars and exotics. Our diagnostic car tool uses state-of-the-art technology to diagnose exotics such as Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Alfa Romeos, Maseratis and more. Although not all supercars are produced in Italy, the country is well-known for its high-end race cars. The Italian automobile industry began as early as 1884 when Enrico Bernardi built a three-wheeled car that ran on petrol fuel. The first Italian car was produced two years later in 1896. Today, we would like to explore some interesting facts about luxury cars and supercars.

Desired by the wealthy elite and car collectors alike, Ferraris are some of the most sought-after racecars of all time. Not only are these cars absolutely stunning in their sleek, modern appearance, but they are extremely powerful and feature engines capable of hitting speeds that many of us could only hit in our dreams. Today, we would like to explore some interesting facts about Ferraris.

One of the most famous race car brands is the Ferrari with its signature prancing horse emblem. Throughout the course of history, Ferraris have dominated countless races, and they are well-known for destroying the competition in Formula One races with the most winning drivers ever. Not only are these race cars powerful and fully functional, but they also are extremely stylish with their sleek aesthetic. Today, we would like to discuss some of the most beloved Ferrari models of all time:

Unless you have been living under a rock for the past fifty or so years, you’ve probably watched a James Bond movie. Cult classics, these movies are renowned for their exotic locations, beautiful (and often doomed) leading ladies, black tie apparel, gadgets, and of course, their amazing cars. British secret service agent James Bond most often represents his country by driving British sports cars. Of all the cars he drives, the Aston Martins are one of the most head-turning and popular cars used in the films. Let’s take a closer look at the quintessential James Bond aston Martins.

Classy, sleek, and speedy, Aston Martins are best known for their frequent roles in James Bond movies. These beautiful exotics are over a hundred years old, with the first car being built in 1915. The first Aston Martin was a three-seater car car built prior to World War I, and was nicknamed the “Coal Scuttle.” A coal scuttle was a metal receptacle shaped similarly to a beer pitcher used to transport small amounts of coal used within houses and businesses. Aston Martins have come a long way since the days of their coal scuttle cars. Let’s learn more about these beautiful and fast vehicles.

Here at Leonardo Diagnostic Tool, we love Maseratis. This brand of sleek Italian cars began in 1914 by the Alfieri Maserati and his brothers Bindo, Ettore, and Ernesto who worked alongside him. Originally, the Maserati office was located in Bologna until it relocated to Modena in 1937. Maseratis are distinguished by their trident symbol and are often the choice car for Italian mobsters, at least on the silver screen. However, Maseratis are not just sought after by fictional TV villains; they are the choice cars for wealthy people who want to stand out from the crowd. Today, we would like to discuss some interesting facts about Maseratis:

The Maserati Logo

Unlike the rest of his brothers, Mario Maserati was not that into car racing. However, what talent or interest he lacked in racing cars was replaced by his artistic ability. His brothers asked Mario to create the Maserati log, so he created its now famous trident logo. The Maserati hometown of Bologna features a famous statue in the Piazza Maggiore, the Fountain of Neptune by Bartolomeo Ammannati. Neptune was the Roman god of the sea, and he always held a trident, which is also a symbol of strength. The design incorporates red and blue colors because they are the same colors as the banner of the city of Bologna.

In the late 1960s, the Lamborghini Miura was considered the car of the rich and famous with lead feet. Even today, Lamborghinis adorn the garages of many famous car collectors, and wealthy race car enthusiasts love Lamborghinis. Today, we’re focusing on some fun facts about Lamborghinis.

Lamborghinis were developed by Ferruccio Lamborghini, who started out as a vehicle maintenance supervisor for the Italian Air Force during World War II. Quickly developing a reputation as a mechanical mastermind, Lamborghini began manufacturing tractors, which people loved.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know what a Ferrari is. The Ferrari name is associated with the highest quality luxury cars designed specifically for speed demons. In the 1980s, even Barbie had a Ferrari convertible! Today, we would like to explore the man behind the Ferrari, Enzo Ferrari.

Born on the outskirts of Modena in February in 1898, Enzo Ferrari was first introduced to the world of auto racing when he attended a car race with his father and brother when he was just ten years old. He entered the race car world when he was hired as a test driver for a small race car manufacturer in Turin. Only a year later, Ferrari moved on to racing cars professionally, and Alfa Romeo took notice of his driving skills and hired him. In 1929, Ferrari founded the Scuderia Ferrari, a racing stable that mainly used Alfa Romeo cars.

In 1931, Ferrari retired from racing cars and instead became a racing manager for Alfa Romeo until he resigned from the company in 1939 in order to design his own line of racecars, but World War II put his dreams on hold. After the war, Ferrari finally developed his first of many race cars, the Ferrari 125 S. Ferrari’s cars quickly gained international attention after winning countless races, and the company began producing road cars for the wealthy elite. The Ferrari signature horse emblem and name quickly gained legendary status.