Bryan Thompson (designer)

Thompson has created production and concept car designs for Nissan, Volvo / Mack Trucks, Embraer Executive Jets and Airstream.

"[3] "Everything from our family Tercel 4WD to the Bang & Olufsen stereo my mom came home with on a whim in 1979 had a soul or presence in my mind because they "affected" the world they existed in.

[5][6] She allowed him to whimsically decorate the entire home when he was just five, "Giving me that freedom definitely ignited a spark and confidence that you can change the space you’re in, I’m very grateful she did that.

In 2011 the New York Times wrote about his efforts to find a new home for his 1990 Nissan Pao, after the museum it was in closed.

[19] He was skeptical about joining the production but producers convinced him the show would be inspirational showcasing contestants' creativity.

[20] Thompson and "Motor City Masters" winner Camillo Pardo had agreed before the finale to split the prize of $100,000 and the car with whoever came in second.