Totally different experience at this place. Extremely knowledgeable, super-helpful and no pressure. 5-star experience all the way around.

Evan is incredibly knowledgeable and good to deal with. I have purchased 15-20 cars from him over the years and we have become good friends in the process. He is passionate about cars and he is honest. Robin is terrific to work with and has helped me in innumerable ways with transactions over the years. read more

Won a motor home FMC 9k paid them 20k to fix it up to what was to be perfect condition and deliver it. They wound`nt deliver it. I paid a guy to fly there and drive it back. After getting there he had to jump it at the starter to get it to run and every time after that. After getting it to me could never get the generator to work, transmission leaked oil. Air filter was loose probably because we had to use ether to start it half the time. The brakes that were completely new right down to the rubber lines, the peddle would go half way to the floor and you had to push hard to make it stop. They would`nt give me back the 2500. I paid them to deiver it. I was so discusted with it I took it ti Ritchi Bros. and got 3250 for it read more

My best friend bought a classic 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge !!! After paying close to $40K for the car , we had shipped to California, upon delivery to my house , it was delivered with scratches and dents all over the car that either the transportation company or Cosmopolitan Motors didn't disclosed to us after sending us pictures of a clean car !! Someone is lying and I would never ever buy a car from these liars or refer them for nothing !! Now I'm stuck with a classic car I have to pay for a complete paint job for smh read more

Evan Mcmullen and lucky old car,llc and cosmopolitan motors are total criminals, i won 3 car lots on their auction site, i paid in full, now stating that they sold one of the cars and are trying to extort me for over 6000 additionallyl, i have a complaint into the better business bureau against them as well as a the ATTORNY GENERALS OFFICE, FOR WIRE FRAUD AND GRAND THEFT right now and will be seeking legal action against them in the fullest. do not deal with this company ever. i am out 17100.00 and they wont give me the cars i have won and actually sold one of them already. read more

Their events are really fun and have interesting cars. I am recommending my friends this year to attend and add a car to their collection. read more

Lucky Car Auctions was recommended to me by Cosmopolitan Motors. I have been going to Lucky Old Car auctions for a few years now. It is always fun to see the collection of cars. I learned a lot and also had fun with friends. Something different to do, meet new people, make new friends. Bartenders are super nice. I am recommending it to friends that are interested in classic cars to add to their collection. read more

I was enticed by a car they had advertised for their upcoming "Lucky Old Car Auction" So after I looked at the lot they were offering I registered, as I have been in the market for a few months now for a certain toy as I am 50 and just sold some investment property. I went to Mekum last year and got a car for my teenage son, and that was fun, but this time I am looking for me. I registered to bid I had some questions about the fees because this is an "online only" auction I inquired about the auction fees after registering and getting my proxibid account set up. Evan McMullen responded to my questions with a "call me" email. I am very busy, but when I saw this it was a red flag, why can't he answer simple questions about auction fees in writing? I smelled a flim-flam, and I know some of these home grown auctions can be. but I wanted to make sure, so I responded and asked my question again, and asked that the answer be in writing so there was no question later. (I read the previous reviews, as I always do my due diligence before entering into any auction or online purchase of this size) he responded both by calling my phone number and leaving a voicemail, which he must have obtained by looking at my info on my registration form. I felt satisfied with the phone response after listening to it, but they charge 15% for internet bidding, and he wouldn't disclose what they would charge for "phone in" bidding unless I called him and "told him what I was looking for". All of this seems like the backhanded dealings of a used car salesman, and I know, a long time ago I sold cars, and this smelled pretty fishy. But I decided to forgive it to Covid-19, and just figured I would have to adjust my bids accordingly. (Per $10K I would be paying $1500 in fees) So on a $30000 car I am paying fees of $4500(?)/ Anyway, then I read an email that he sent later, (even though he insisted he was MUCh too busy to type an email and he is a "bad typist". He spent more time typing excuses about why he couldn't send my answers in an email than it would have taken to ANSWER the questions. Also, he must have spent at least a few minutes looking up my phone number on the registration form. Anyway, his email was demeaning and insulting. He accused me of playing "Cat and Mouse" the irony of this statement was obviously lost on him as he was doing exactly that with me. I told him I would not be participating in his sketchy auction, and he said he "was sorry I had an attitude and was offended". This guy is a classic, and I would personally not trust him for change of a dollar. read more

I've been buying and selling cars for years with Cosmopolitan Motors. I'm not sure why some of these reveiwers complain. Evan McMullen knows his stuff. read more

Classic cars are a lot of fun but while driving to Evan McMullen's Cosmopolitan Motors repeat the words, "buyer beware" over and over at least 20 times. Then hold your checkbook tightly so it doesn't get pulled out of your pocket. Evan has the knowledge and knows his cars but when it is time to make a deal he gets so hyped up that he will say anything to get the sale. The other review here talks about the promised tool kit and parts that never appeared and that is what you can expect. Evan is very good at shining up a car and slowing the leaks until the sale is complete. The older reviews talk about the great cars that you could find here. Those days seem to be over. read more

I recently purchased a car from Evan and Cosmopolitan Motors, and while the sale itself was easy and quick, I was extremely dissatisfied with the quality of repairs they performed prior to the sale, and the after-care we received from Evan. Prior to the sale, we discussed the condition of the vehicle and while I knew it was going to have some "issues" as all classic cars do, I was assured that it was in roadworthy condition. Before we took possession of the vehicle, their mechanic said he'd noticed "a drip" under the hood and wanted to fix it, so my wife and I went for coffee while he worked. When we returned, I assumed that he had repaired it. This turned out not to be the case. The "drip" was the carburettors dumping gasoline onto the exhaust manifold and starter engine, a serious risk. There were other issues as well--most of which I did not expect CM to address--but I _did_ expect the vehicle to be safe and not at risk of catching fire as I drove it home. Also prior to the sale, I asked about peripherals such as soft-top, side curtains, and spare tire/jack. I was assured that it had all of those things, including a wire-wheel and tire in the spare compartment. When we got it home, there was no spare wheel/tire in the compartment, nor a jack for the vehicle. When I asked Evan about it, he said it must have been taken out when they detailed the vehicle, and he'd "look around" for it. That was six weeks ago. I've emailed and called to inquire and each time I've been given a promise, fobbed off, or flat out ignored. Now, my emails, phone calls, and messages go unanswered. Overall, I found some of the floor staff at CM to be unknowledgeable about their cars, I found their second mechanic to be surly and unhelpful, and I found management to be unwilling to work with me to rectify the _one_ situation I asked them to fix (i.e., the spare tire). While Evan and CM have some truly beautiful vehicles in their showroom, they are not the only game in town, and I would recommend future patrons to be cautious; from my experience, after the sale, you're going to be on your own. read more

he will take your car and sell it for cheap on e-bay. he did it to me. he was forced to close his shop in Seattle for this same scam and now open in kitsap. Good luck! read more

The car was S - O - L - D , but the girl was gold. I inquired this evening about a blue DS-21 that was recently featured on ebay. I received an email that the listing was ended, (I had bid on it and was the highest bidder at the time). So, I got curious and called Cosmopolitan Motors, very late, very late to closing time quite frankly, to find out if another purchaser had closed the deal, or what the status of the DS was. The young lady that answered the phone was cordial and informative. She knew immediately which vehicle I was referring to. She suggested to me that the vehicle was pretty much sold, however took the extra step of getting my information in case the "deal" fell through. I wish I had 5 of these secretaries that are just like her! If Cosmos runs their dealership in anyway like the young secretary did, then I would buy a vehicle from them with no ifs, ands or buts. She took the time to get my info, and in this business world, that is GOLDEN. I wish she worked with us in our car business. Thanks and let me know about the D. Mike. read more

I bought my first classic car from Cosmopolitan several years ago and have always been very happy with my service. Their knowledge is second to none. read more

On 08/28/2022 I purchased 2 vehicles from Cosmopolitan Motors through their Lucky Old Car auction, a 1986 Alfa Romero Spider and a 1994 Chevrolet Crew Cab Dually. While the Alfa Romeo was described accurately for the most part and to my satisfaction, the Chevrolet, which wad shipped to me, had been inaccurately described in the auction as having a "Highly coveted and desirable 7.3L IDI Turbo Diesel V8 engine with a 5-speed manual transmission,". Upon inspection at arrival, it was discovered that the engine is in fact NOT a turbo diesel engine but a gas powered V8 with a 3 speed automatic transmission. In a heated discussion with the manager of the Lucky Collector Car Auction, Evan McMullan, he maintained that Lucky Car is not responsible for any misrepresentation of vehicles sold and was unwilling to provide any reparations for the error, which I find to be a major impact as to the value and desirability of the truck. We shall see how this shakes out after filing complaints to the BBB and Washington State Consumer Protection ! read more

Beware if you consign a car with Cosmopolitan Motors. In my recent transaction where they sold a collector car for me, not only did they take a generous 20% commission, but they deducted ;another $2,100 from my proceeds for "storage, advertising in Hemmings and Craig's List, transportation to an auction, auction fees, brake repair (over $500 for just rear brakes)"and everything they could rip me for. They never discussed all these expenditures with me. They ultimately kept over 1/3 of the selling price. Small print in the consignment contract gives them the right to rip you off. BEWARE!! read more

Extremely pleased with Cosmopolitan Motors. I purchased a 1963 Chrysler Imperial in fantastic condition at a great price, and have been enjoying the car for several years now. The owner Evan McMullen was very knowledgeable and friendly when I visited the shop. read more

I truly feel sorry for anyone who gets involved with Evan and Cosmopolitan Motors, As someone who is an automotive related business, I can assure you he not only takes advantage of his customers he also takes advantage of vendors. If you were unfortunate enough to have been contracted by evan to do any mechanical work or auto transportation you can rest assured you will not get paid. When it comes down to it the Seattle/Tacoma automotive community is a small one. I can assure from bitter experience , Anyone who has had the misfortune of dealing with Evan and his dealership will certainly never do so again. Save yourself alot of grief and heartache and stay clear, of this smooth talking con man. It is impossible to have any type of agreement with someone that is devoid of morals such Evan McMullen. read more

For sure the review below was written by their staff. Evan M the owner has a terrible reputation. I bought a car their with all kinds of verbal promises to fix the little things. Most of them they never fixed and the ones they did broke again immediately. Evan convinced me an independant mechainc inspection was not necessary. I got scammed. Stay clear of this grade A con artist. Don't believe me? ask anyone in Seattle car community. read more

Evan McMullen and Cosmopolitan Motors are gems in the automobile world. My Alfa Romeo convertible from Cosmopolitan Motors served me well for many years. I just wish I visited Seattle more often! Cosmopolitan Motors has a fantastic selection of eclectic and unusual vehicles, including classic cars, fast cars, and the finest in luxury automobiles (and boats). If you want knowledgeable assistance in finding the perfect mode of transportation, visit the Cosmopolitan Motors showroom. read more

If you are a potential buyer of an automobile Evan McMullen of Cosmopolitan Motors, Seattle, will, in all probability, appear to be quite helpful. Selling cars is, of course, his business. Just make sure that he has the title in hand before you buy and have the car checked out by someone not associated with Cosmopolitan. Get everything in writing. Bear in mind these are older cars. Expect problems. Cosmopolitan's in house repair work is less than legendary. If you consign a car to Evan do not give him the title until he hands you a check. Go over the consignment agreement carefully. It is full of holes and he will probably not follow it anyway. There will always be problems that arise and they will cost you money not Evan. Make sure that you see all the records of supposed work done on your vehicle and the actual check that was tendered by someone buying your car. Otherwise you will not know how much he actually sold your car for. You will always get less than you thought you would. Evan does like cars but he especially likes the money they bring him. He will try to sell your car as soon as possible and he may well not have a clue as to what it is actually worth and settle for less than its value. This costs you money. There is a high possibility that you will not really know how much your car actually sold for. You must see the check. Bill W read more

LB - 1/3/15 Good luck if you're dealing with Evan McMullen. This guy is not at all the business man he claims to be. Very attentive until you have signed something, then his disappearing act begins. Does not return phone calls, e-mails or any other type of communication. Overnighted signed documents as requested, only to have them returned "Unclaimed". Excuse was he moved and neglected to change address on website. Got very nasty when we said payment had been stopped on bank check. Said we were under contract and would have to come to Washington to fight it. He then became more civil and we decided to go through with the deal. We once again overnighted the signed papers and remaining balance (total $20,000). We were told they would arrange shipping at our expense and would let us know what the arrangements would be. We finally called only to find out the vehicle had left the day before. Gave us some phone numbers which didn't work. The vehicle finally arrived in New Hampshire on a somewhat dilapidated trailer. This was back in October 2014. We never heard a word from Evan as to whether we got the vehicle or if we were happy with the vehicle. This guy is a real operator - Buyer Beware!! read more

I had Some involvment with Evan, he was person who didnt Believe inwin, win.But He never Forced Association. there is allways two sides to every story. I know first hand that you cannot, go along with the masses.somewere down in his shrude, methods is a very good man that i cared for a lot. I know he wanted to be a better Man, but didnt understand how. read more

Below you will see the advertisement representing the car I bought from cosmopolitan Motors, and then the list of repairs that were needed when I took it to the shop, because it would not run after it was delivered. Do not believe anything this dealer says and read the non recommend reviews to get a true picture of this dealership. 911E Targa. - Cosmopolitan Motors, LLC - Exotic, Classic & Vintage Cars - Seattle, Wa... Page I of I Exotic, Classic & Vintage Cars 1969 Porsche 911 E Targa Cosmopolitan Motors, LLC - Exotic, Classic & Vintage Cars -- Seattle, Washington Same owner since 1989. Purchased by a daughter for her dad on father's day. The dad is getting older and so its being sold to get him a "daily driver." Prior to the current ownership the local car was also owned and maintained locally service records show it being serviced by the local specialist shop, Akers. The records show significant maintenance over the life of the vehicle. It showed only 30,000 miles back in 1989, Runs beautifully. In addition to being serviced at Akers, the car benefits from an owner who was a Boeing contract machinist and son-in-law who is a lifetime Ferrari trained mechanic. Few cars would be so fortunate as to have had such careful hands and eyes always watching over and caring for it. Condition-wise cosmetically the car is very nice. The older repaint has had some issues but looks very nice at any distance. The pans are totally solid. The doors, trunk, and hood all open and close well. The interior is very nice indeed. The trunk compartment is very tidy. The ending compartment could use a little detail, but is very presentable. The car performs as would be expected and is one of the most solid examples we have ever seen. The opportunity is here for a buyer to get a very nice car at a very good price. Total mileage unknown, $34,995 * Body Type: Sports * Model Year: 1969 * Trans: Manual * Fuel Type: Gas * Ext color: Red * Int color: Black 295934 BILL TO Bruce Weiner 412.855-8100 SHIP TO P.O. NO. SHIP DATE SHIP VIA VIN# MAKE/MODEL MILEAGE 10/4/2013 Counter 119210666 '69 911E 5spd red 75420 ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY RATE AMOUNT Labor...Ignition Diagnosis Labor ExteriorBody_GenerallMisc Courtesy_Inspec Shop Labor; a friend just purchased vehicle from Seattle and Mark is storing it before owner drives it to Seattle to keep in Montana. Vehicle won't start; advise. --Fuel is a bit old and low quantity. Recommend filling with fresh fuel (4360 includes metal in-line fuel filter and fuel). --Got vehicle started. Runs fair, probably needs full engine service(plugs, cart tune, valve adjustment). Shop Labor; installed client supplied license plate. NOTE; rear license plate bracket is loose on rear valance. Would require muffler removal to remedy. Front license plate bracket is missing. Courtesy vehicle inspection; Offered at no charge to first time clients as a valued discount --Mechanical fuel injection removed, carbs installed. 1970 9111 engine. --Engine compartment fuel lines rotten, deteriorated. FIRE HAZARD!! **** --2nd battery removed. Driver battery loose, unsecured, hold down bracket missing---UNSAFE!! Poor wiring as well. FIRE HAZARD!! **** --Rust damage under front battery box/susp area. --Heater boxes rusted out and leaking. --Recommend Carrera chain tensioner upgrade for engine. --Pass front tie rod eng turned incorrectly on steering rack. Will require alignment. --Numerous engine oil leaks; oil filter housing o-ring, oil tank sending 0.8 0 0 115.00 95.00 80.50 92.00 0.00 0.00 unit, cylinder bases, flywheel seal, pulley seal, sump plate, valve cover gaskets. Would need to clean and re-evaluate. --RF and LR tire sidewalls cracking. Tires are very old, UNSAFE!! **** --Signs of recent body work. Rear valance fasteners missing, poor painting. Areas of rust blistering through. --Brake fluid 4%t- moisture. **** --Master cylinder very rusty and old. **** --Front brake hoses very old, possibly original. --RF caliper seizing or hose bad. Might need front caliper rebuild(alum S calipers). Needs further diagnosis. **** --Horn inop. Also needs new horn rubber. **** --Right taillight inop. Right brake light inop. **** --License plate lights inop. **** --Shift knob loose. Need new locking sleeve. --Alternator belt cracking. Recommend replacement. **** --Needs front and rear hood shocks. --Spare tire is missing. --Clutch chatters, esp in reverse. NOTE; **** indicates items that need addressing before driving to Montana. read more