Professional approach. Treated fairly. Would use this company again. I would highly recommend.

Won a Porsche 996 from Collectible Classics on BaT: bringatrailer.com/listing/2002-porsche-911-carrera-cabriolet-86-2 Seller made multiple specific claims in the listing that were false. 1 IMS bearing listed as replaced. It wasn't. On a 996 this is a known catastrophic failure point worth thousands in remediation. 2 Bore scoring listed as not present. No borescope was performed. Claim had zero factual basis. 3 Paint listed as all original. Car had a 3-4 inch touch-up blob on the front fender photographed from an angle that concealed it. The metallic red-orange paint on this car is notoriously difficult to paint match, and non-original paint lowers value. After winning the auction I became aware of facts about the car that conflicted with what the Seller said. I asked to bring in an independent third party to explain the discrepancies post-auction. The only shop they would allow near the car was Amity Auto, literally next door to their facility. The mechanic report I commissioned and paid for was delivered directly to the seller before I received it. Textbook conflict of interest. It was not clear if any reconditioning was done prior to sale; the date codes on the tires was 2007 (I am writing this in 2026). When I raised these issues, the Seller became threatening on the phone, saying that he sold $200k cars all the time and he didn't have time to talk to me about problems on a $30k car. When I did not back down, he pivoted to pressuring me not to leave feedback. Their playbook: list everything as perfect, then when something surfaces claim it was technically visible for a split-second if you zoom in on frame 49 of a 10 minute video buried in a 500 photo auction. Search Collectible Classics on Rennlist, FerrariChat, and Reddit. The pattern is consistent and well documented. Get your own independent PPI from a shop with zero connection to this dealer. Verify every claim yourself. Do not use any shop they recommend. Based on this, I did not complete the purchase. read more

Very disappointing experience with a Bring a Trailer purchase involving a 1958 Jaguar XK150. The car had significant undisclosed issues, including severe structural rust, a major exhaust leak, and other safety problems that make it unsafe to drive. These defects were not clearly shown or mentioned in the listing, despite extensive photos and an "imperfections" video. Attempts to resolve the issue with the seller (Collectible Classics) went unanswered, and Bring a Trailer declined to take responsibility, stating they do not inspect vehicles and placing the burden entirely on the buyer. This sale was one instance of a pattern established by collectible classics, which repeatedly conducts illegal sales on bring a trailer. Bring a trailer has enabled the continuance of illegal practices by collectible classes, by allowing new listings, and removing comments and warnings from previous buyers, in new auctions. Google reviews links: "We purchased a supposedly original 19k miles 1985 Mercedes Benz SL in very good condition, rustfree, without major defects. It was purchased over Bring a Trailer and arrived at our shop. Problems which weren't mentioned in the adverstisment and not photographed: - Frame completely rusted through - Soft Top damaged with a big cut - Rusted through front lip held in place with zip ties - Rust all over the car - Vin number in the Front rusted away - Miles are not original (found a receipt with higher mileage) - Muffler has rust holes" https://maps.app.goo.gl/gkaUbLFWdHRgCeU26 "Undisclosed body damage and wear and tear to the interior. They are very clever with their photos and disguise damage by using angles and cropping to cover damage." https://maps.app.goo.gl/6BDRVQLB3tQPUGL8A "I bought a 2010 Camaro with only 8000 miles on it from these people on bring a trailer and the car showed up with undisclosed body damage on the front fender. Spoke to the owner, Joey Benjamini, and he was unwilling to do anything for me" https://maps.app.goo.gl/uw9G5w7b1zTUsC9L6 "THE CAR NEEDS 20,000 IN REPAIRS. FRAME RAIL BENT HITTING THE STEERING BOX, HALF OF THE UNDER BODY SHIELDING IS RIPPED OFF, MOTOR MOUNTS ARE SHOT, THE FLUID THAT THEY LEAKED ROTTED MANY PARTS, CAM COVER BLOWING OIL AND ROTTING PLASTIC PARTS, SERPENTINE BELT ROTTED FROM LEAKS, AND MUCH MORE. THEY HAD JUST FINISHED PHOTOGRAPHING THE ENTIRE CAR AND KNEW ALL OF THIS. KARMA WILL TAKE CARE OF THEM!!" https://maps.app.goo.gl/P5z7nqRW2TDQwexU9 "I have been purchasing cars for over 50 years and this is without a doubt the worst experience I've ever had with the dealership. Purchased a car off bring a trailer. " https://maps.app.goo.gl/7vJkWrDGEKuW17ux6 "I recently purchased a car from Collectible Classics, relying on their written representation of the car's condition on its Bring a Trailer listing. I would not recommend purchasing a car from them unless you have seen the car in person with your mechanic" https://maps.app.goo.gl/tyMEiFL6FRKmzgMK9 "Buyers beware, do not buy a vehicle sight-unseen from Collectible Classics. Please note that they sell a lot of their cars on the BringaTrailer.com website..." https://maps.app.goo.gl/wZ3oVAmBmuSJMK2N6 "Buyers Beware! I bought a car from bring a trailer on auction. The auction went very smooth, payment was easy but that's where it stopped. I purchased a 43000$ car, 500$ of which was negotiated for a ceramic coat that they said was half done ,and if I wanted it to be complete, would cost me an extra 1500$" https://maps.app.goo.gl/2CPQS2ntQ51ENaNp6 "Was made to believe (on Bring a Trailer) that wiring harness on 1995 Mercedes Benz cabriolet had been replaced when in fact it had not. The vehicle arrived with no rear view mirror and Check engine and SRS light bulbs were removed from instrument cluster. Wiring harness and rear view mirror cost me $2509.00 and $309.00 respectively. Other than that, the vehicle was fine. Transacting and communicating with Greg went well. Buyer beware. https://maps.app.goo.gl/HMnC8GJwoj5ws9VQ7 read more

An incredible selling experience. Very knowledgeable and pleasant Purchasing agent in Joey B. Collectible Classics is a truly reputable firm to do business with and I will be a repeat seller as time goes by and they will be my first contact for any future purchase. read more

I have sold 3 vehicles to collectible classics. each time was effortless, straight to the point team that gets things done quickly. sell with confidence. read more

Purchased a vehicle on BringaTrailer.com (reputable broker) on Feb. 10. The dealer intentionally hid damage in photos and used old (non-current) photos for the listing. They lied about the condition of the car. Greg Slye, Sales Director, was incredibly responsive when accepting payment, but since has not called back or responded to 4 voicemails and multiple emails requesting a resolution. Greg said his job was to ensure the vehicle we received matched the photo and description of the listing. We received a car with a cracked windshield, severely cracked internal door frames with black paint slapped on top, stuck button, car light out, warped trunk interior, and hidden/undisclosed paint and other damage. Insult to injury... it was also covered in dirt/mud and bird droppings. We have photos of the vehicle before the enclosed transport. Will update with resolution. read more

smooth process, fast payment. made it easy to get a fair price for a unique collector car.

Joey has been absolutely incredible. I have made several transactions remotely. He has been fair and honest on both the buying and selling end. Selling a car to collectible classics is literally effortless. Would recommend without reservation. read more