Karl is the founder and sole owner of Kiralis Import Export Dealer LLC — but long before the LLC, the website, and the California address, there was just a young man from Punta Gorda, Belize with an eye for opportunity and the drive to make things happen.

His entrepreneurial story begins in the streets and border zones of Belize. From 2012 to 2015, Karl was moving product the old-fashioned way — selling movies and music in Corozal Town and the Corozal Free Zone at the Belize-Mexico border, building a reputation as someone who knew how to source, sell, and satisfy customers. That hustle taught him something most business schools don't — how to read people, build trust, and move fast.

By 2014, Karl had found his lane: vehicles. He began buying, selling, and importing cars into Belize — and he was good at it. Word spread. Customers came back. Then they sent their family. A loyal base was built not through advertising, but through results and reputation. Many of those same customers are still with him today — a decade later.

In parallel, Karl built himself professionally. He became a certified HVAC technician and then went further — earning his nursing credentials and becoming a licensed nurse. Today he works as a nurse in Los Angeles, and it is those earnings — every shift, every overnight — that fund the dream he refuses to let go of.

For the past eight years, Karl has been based in Canoga Park, California — living quietly, raising his daughter, and building patiently. He made the decision early on: do this right. Get the LLC. Get the dealer license. Build a real website. Create real payment systems. Leave nothing to chance. Kiralis Motors is that vision, finally taking its full shape.

The business bridges two worlds Karl knows deeply — the United States auto market and the Belizean community that has always been his foundation. From sourcing vehicles at auction in Los Angeles to getting them safely into the hands of buyers in Belize City, Belmopan, and beyond, Karl handles every step personally. Because to him, this isn't just business. It's legacy.