Collectible Classics

I purchased a car through BringATrailer from Collectible Classics a few months ago. The auction was very well run, including answers to questions and lots of photos and videos. The seller noted in comments a service since the last sale of the car one year ago, and through private messages from Joey that the car needs nothing. The post-win process was very smooth, and Greg provided helpful information. The car was delivered quickly and is fantastic. However, the dash showed a message that a service was due for over 370 days. I emailed Greg and others at Collectible asking how this was missed if there was a service in between sales, and I requested more info such as what the service noted during the auction was, and when it was performed. I received no response even after 4 emails. I underst

Selling my car was super simple with Collectible Classics. I got a decision for purchase on the same day! All I did was an easy walkthrough video and some pictures. The manager Ethan and the representative George made the process simple and quick. Could not be happier with the process. Highly recommended!

The people at Collectable Classics have been very professional, polite, and extremely knowledgeable about my car that I was selling. From Joey, to James, they made the transaction seamless with great communication. It was a pleasure to work with this company.

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

Collectible Classic claims to have great reviews. 4.9-5.0 is what they claim. It is actually 4.8. I know not such a big deal. Most of the good reviews are from people that sell their car to CC. This is how it all started. I asked this seller on a BAT auction one easy question about a red light on the dash of a 31k-Mile 2008 Porsche Cayman S 6-Speed. You could see the light during the test drive video. It was solid red and stayed on for the entire test drive.They said it was the tire pressure monitor system. IT WAS NOT the TPMS has its own light on the dash and it is amber, also the exclamation mark would be amber not red if the general fault was in fact the TPMS. It is a simple task to go to the menu that lists the warning/fault. They would not do this and insisted it was the TPMS. I ask