Known for his Christian faith, Graham says he didn't come to Norfolk to find God: "To the contrary,” he said. “A Norfolk farmer we supplied cars too often invited me to go to church. I always refused. Later he suggested I take a leap of faith. When I finally took the step, the God I did not know existed was everywhere. My life changed forever that day. Previously life was all about me. Afterwards it was about others. Finding faith in God was without question the best thing ever to happen to me.”

Customers will be able to take advantage of a ‘Specification Lounge’, which will allow visitors to experience the multitude of features and benefits of individual cars, and a Café Bar, a hospitality area serving fresh coffee and refreshments.I hope the young people of Heartsease will see what's provided for them and when they see how wonderful it is they will begin to recognise just how much we appreciate them as individuals. The result is still stunning, however. A contemporary Times journalist told of how he hit speeds of 57mph (92kph) - but only when conditions were in his favour. How can we afford to expel — because that's what we're doing — these wealth creators? How can any nation afford to lose these wealth creators? They can't. This is one of the reasons why the chancellor is losing credibility for his financial governance."

He also said he was connected to a charity called the Humanitarian Coalition Aid Foundation (HCAF). Open Academy (formerly Heartsease High School) is a secondary school with academy status located in the Heartsease area of Norwich, in the English county of Norfolk.Norwich South MP Clive Lewis, whose office was previously in the building, said: "I'm really pleased the trust wants to keep it as a community space of some kind. If it is a venue then that could mean it becomes an accessible public space again, which I would favour, although the term is quite broad and doesn't necessarily imply such access."

Rich List 2015 says: A great-grandson of Adam Opel, founder of the German car company, von Opel is a director of the London-based company GVO Wind, a holding company for wind turbine investments. Mr Russ Dacre, the son of Norwich businessman and property owner Graham Dacre said, according to the EDP, “It will be more than a point of sale…it will be a window into the world of the Stuttgart sports car manufacturer, a company which has fascinated car enthusiasts for 72 years since 1948.”

Making friends with preacher Sedley Pimlott helped Graham find the word of Christ and lead him towards setting up the BMW dealership Lind in Norwich.

Mr Dodt said: 'That money never came into the account. We never received our 10m euros and we never received part of it.' Lind Group is preparing to create a 27,200 square foot Porsche showroom in Norwich which will double its representation with the German performance car brand. I've always had church at my heart ever since I found faith. I know that churches are like bookends for the week - if you've got a great church you can do anything during the week," he said.He used that as an opportunity to share the gospel with me. I wasn't looking for faith or a relationship with God, but what he shared with me through the word of God materially affected me," said Graham. But is it all a case of indoctrinating those who, like a 20-year-old Graham, do not want to be converted? Problems with absenteeism and a lower than expected standard of teaching has caused a headache for the school since it was renamed in 2008.