Carlo could now see the stark contrast in attitudes between Maybach and Daimler.
Before taking action, Kadir had thoroughly investigated the identities of these two individuals.
"Mr. Daimler, if you are willing to work in Spain, both you and Mr. Maybach can enjoy the same treatment as Mr. Benz and own shares in the company.
I will not restrict your personal freedom. All universities in Spain are open to you, and you can study and work in any of them. Your families can also attend universities for their studies.
Please believe in my sincerity. In terms of automotive and engine research, I will not interfere but will provide you with continuous funding for research." Maybach was clearly not opposed to working in Spain. Now, it was just a matter of convincing Daimler to form a collaboration with the three founders of the Mercedes-Benz Company.
Carlo was also eagerly anticipating what kind of impact these three joining forces ahead of time would have on the automotive industry.
