Welcome to Apex Group

A full-service automotive facility where engineering, performance and craftsmanship meet.

Founded in 2020, Apex Group was built on one principle: the best automotive experiences should exist under one roof.

Originally established as Apex Performance Tuning, the business focused on modifying and tuning vehicles to a higher standard. As trust grew within the enthusiast community, a clear gap emerged — the absence of true end-to-end solutions for engineering and compliance. That insight drove our evolution.

Today, as Apex Group, we operate as a full-service automotive destination, offering in-house engineering, compliance and certification, bespoke modifications, dry ice detailing, high-end vehicle sourcing, and curated vehicle collections.

Whether you’re pursuing performance, rarity, or building a legacy garage, Apex Group delivers a seamless journey from vision to reality — with precision, care, and expertise at every step.

Engineering & Compliance

Servicing & Maintenance

Tuning & Modifications

Dry-Icing

Dry Icing Services Now Available In House

Is dry ice cleaning safe for my vehicle?

Yes. Dry ice cleaning is anon-abrasive, non-corrosive process. It removes dirt, grease, and contaminants without damaging paint, wiring, rubber, seals, or sensitive components when performed correctly by trained technicians.

What parts of the vehicle can be dry ice cleaned?

Dry ice cleaning is commonly used on:

  • Engine bays
  • Undercarriages and chassis
  • Suspension and subframes
  • Gearboxes and driveline components
  • Interior metal surfaces and hard-to-reach areas

It is especially popular for classic, performance, and collector vehicles.

How is dry ice cleaning different from pressure washing or chemical cleaning?

Unlike water or chemical methods, dry ice cleaning:

  • Uses no water (no moisture, no corrosion risk)
  • Leaves no residue
  • Requires no harsh chemicals
  • Is safe around electronics and wiring

This makes it ideal for vehicles where preservation and detail matter.

How long does dry ice cleaning take and is it worth the cost?

Most vehicles take 26 hours, depending on size and condition. While it costs more than traditional cleaning, clients choose dry ice cleaning because it delivers:

  • Superior results
  • Zero moisture risk
  • Time savings
  • Preservation of original finishes

For high-value vehicles, it’s widely considered worth the investment.

Will dry ice cleaning remove rust or damage coatings?

Dry ice cleaning does not remove structural rust or repair metal that has suffered integral damage. It will remove surface contaminants, grease, underseal, and light surface rust or corrosion that has not compromised the underlying material, while preserving factory coatings and original finishes when they are in good condition.