I worked with Larry and John at Cruisin' Classics and agreed to let them sell my 1997 Acura NSX-T. We agreed on what we felt would be a fair price for the car and they went to work immediately. They took a lot of pictures and uploaded them to various popular websites that wear we would most likely attract buyers for my car. After only 3 weeks they found a buyer and got me an additional $3k above our initial listing price. The entire process could not have been easier. This is a solid organization. It was a blast looking at all the cars they had on their showroom floor as well. -dmilmagic read more

Cruisin' Classics Auto Sales - Car Dealers Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

I cannot say enough about how pleasant Larry and the entire Cruisin Classics team (both sales and performance service) made this purchase for my husband and myself!!!!! After purchase of our dream truck there was an unforeseen issue with the truck and Larry went ABOVE AND BEYOND to make the issue correct not only costing him $$$ but parts purchased for his own build to ensure our dream truck performed as great as it looks!!!!! Cruisin Classics has earned a customer for life!!!! The teams efforts will never be forgotten and appreciated more than words can express!!!! read more

Cruisin' Classics Auto Sales - Car Dealers Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Bought my 66 chevelle super sport from this place. I got the car it was leaking oil like crazy from the rear of the intake manifold, missing body bushings cracks in the paint by the rear window . The dealer copped me 1200 bucks or so fast forward to 200 miles later the battery explodes acid everywhere from 2 body screws pointing up into the batter and the acid ate the aluminum finish on the grille and the rear end went out. The bolts from the rear end backed out cause they came loose! This place sucks and I'll never get anything from them again! read more

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I had been looking for a classic car for quite some time. I found one that Cruisin' Classics had. I messaged them and set up an appointment. I arrived and was greeted and taken back to see the car. When looking at a 60 year old car, there is some issues to be expected, especially at the price point I was looking at. Joel Took his time and let me go through all details of the car. Seth also came out and assisted with any questions I had. When I decided to go through with the purchase, John walked me through the details. I purchased around the holidays, and with the weather and such, it was a lengthy time before I could pick up the car. John assured me that it wasn't a problem to keep it there until I could pick it up. He even offered me the option to come in and take it out on nice days if I wanted. Being my first classic car purchase I had a lot of questions, the team was very helpful in answering them. They seemed like they were just as excited as I was when i made the purchase. They are true car guys! Stop in and visit, its worth the trip just to see the extensive inventory of classics to see in the showroom! Who knows, you may take one home! read more

on 1/31/2024 I purchased a 1966 Ford Mustang. I opted not to have an independent inspection done prior to purchasing it because I was believed ****, the salesman, when he said this is a solid car and a solid driver. I received the car from the shipping company on 2/14/2024, and he day I received the car, I noticed the engine made a loud clunk and shook hard when I started it. The power steering also made a grinding noise when turning the wheel. I took it to a local classic car mechanic and he said he won't know exactly how bad it really is until he gets into it, but said he can almost guarantee the starter & flywheel need taken out and fixed, the balancer needs replaced because it wobbles, the power steering leaks, transmission leaks, rear axle seal leaks, the fuel tank was vented into the trunk (can smell gas while sitting in the car), all 4 brakes squeal, the passenger door has a golf ball size rusted hole in the bottom corner of it, the rear tires had gashes in the tread and had to be replaced, all window & door seals are shot, the entire trunk underneath is extremely rusted (including part of frame that is actually broken) almost all of the chrome is pitted, passenger mirror is about ready to fall off. I could easily go on with more issues that I found, but I won't. This car was completely misrepresented as a solid car and a good solid driver. I can't even drive it until the engine/transmission and other serious issues get fixed, because it will damage the parts further. I have to let it sit in my garage until I the mechanic can get it in, 2-3 weeks. Who knows what else he will find wrong with it once he starts getting into it. read more

Good group to deal with. I sold my Camaro to them and it was easy and quick. They were prompt and friendly. If I have another car to sell, they'll get 1st chance. read more

My husband had been looking for a 67 chevelle and CC had it in the color he wanted. As a mechanic, he's pretty picky, and CC met his high standards. They were super easy to deal with as we made a trip from NJ to see the car. He's excited he found his dream car. read more

Great place to visit and see cars from yesteryear. The owner was on site and informed me they now have in house restoration and flip their own vehicles now along with consignment selling. read more

Beware of this place they have beautiful videos and pictures but when you actually get the car it's not the same I had a horrible experience they damage the car before it was shipped they wouldn't take responsibility for it besides telling me that it was mechanically sound ....when I got it it was leaking oil from every possible place just a horrible experience read more

I have sold two my classic cars and was very satisfied with the brokerage program that they have. Larry, the owner, was very easy to work with, we discussed pricing and sales commission, and I set the reserve price that I would sell the vehicles for. Both vehicles sold very quickly and I was very happy. The entire team there were very helpful, and the online pictures, driving videos and descriptions were well done. Highly recommend this company. Thanks! read more

Super cool place to check out, even if you aren't car shopping! They had all kinds of amazing classic cars, including a very sweet 1975 VW Van! Someday I'll have one of these beauties for a sunday driver! read more

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Very good experience purchasing my '67 Camaro. Dave and the whole staff were up front and very accommodating throughout the process for someone purchasing out of state. Awesome showroom and awesome people. read more

Cruisin' Classics Auto Sales - Car Dealers Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

I wasn't sure what to expect when I made my way down to Columbus to visit Cruisin' Classics. I had been looking for a first generation (NA) Miata when a photo of a very nice second generation (NB) Miata popped up on Autotrader. The Cruisin' Classics website had a more comprehensive catalog of photos of this car, including good detail shots of the engine pay and multiples of the undercarriage. On the way down, I also stopped at a new car dealership in Toledo that had a similar Miata (year, mileage and content), as listed, but that looked & felt fairly ragged. Not knowing what to expect, we continued on to Columbus and met Dave, who went with me for a test drive. It should be noted that Cruisin' isn't just a sales facility but one at which many classic cars are stored by their local owners. It was also obvious that the Miata was a bit of an odd duck for them, as it was both a fairly late model and inexpensive car compared to what they had on their sales floor. That didn't matter, as I felt totally welcome and the Miata didn't seem to be anything other than another interesting member of an "eclectic family" of cars. I went for a drive with Dave, who couldn't have been more easy-going (obviously enjoys the hanging with people that care about cars), he answered all of my questions in about as even & unassuming way as possible, and when it came time to talk about whether I was interested in purchasing it, the total discussion lasted about 10 minutes. No drama, no change in the even demeanor that was visible through the whole process. At this point, the car is still at Cruisin' Classics while the financing is formalized, and I'll return to get it later this month. If you can, it's a much better experience if you have your financing set up beforehand; I had a pre-approval letter from my Credit Union and this seems to have been a big help in having the discussions be solely about the car. I'll update when I pick up the car, add a photo then... Until then, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Cruisin' Classics for anybody looking for both a unique set of wheels and a cool set of people to deal with. Cheers! read more

I wasn't sure what to expect when I made my way down to Columbus to visit Cruisin' Classics. I had been looking for a first generation (NA) Miata when a photo of a very nice second generation (NB) Miata popped up on Autotrader. The Cruisin' Classics website had a more comprehensive catalog of photos of this car, including good detail shots of the engine pay and multiples of the undercarriage. On the way down, I also stopped at a new car dealership in Toledo that had a similar Miata (year, mileage and content), as listed, but that looked & felt fairly ragged. Not knowing what to expect, we continued on to Columbus and met Dave, who went with me for a test drive. It should be noted that Cruisin' isn't just a sales facility but one at which many classic cars are stored by their local owners. It was also obvious that the Miata was a bit of an odd duck for them, as it was both a fairly late model and inexpensive car compared to what they had on their sales floor. That didn't matter, as I felt totally welcome and the Miata didn't seem to be anything other than another interesting member of an "eclectic family" of cars. I went for a drive with Dave, who couldn't have been more easy-going (obviously enjoys the hanging with people that care about cars), he answered all of my questions in about as even & unassuming way as possible, and when it came time to talk about whether I was interested in purchasing it, the total discussion lasted about 10 minutes. No drama, no change in the even demeanor that was visible through the whole process. At this point, the car is still at Cruisin' Classics while the financing is formalized, and I'll return to get it later this month. If you can, it's a much better experience if you have your financing set up beforehand; I had a pre-approval letter from my Credit Union and this seems to have been a big help in having the discussions be solely about the car. I'll update when I pick up the car, add a photo then... Until then, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Cruisin' Classics for anybody looking for both a unique set of wheels and a cool set of people to deal with. Cheers! read more

This company loves cars and will treat you like family. I have stored my cars there for several years over the winters and couldn't be happier with the service. Everyone greets you upon entering (if not busy selling their great cars) and know that the customer is important. Many thanks to Larry, Jackie, Curt, David and David for treating my cars like I would treat them. I often stop in just to browse their constantly changing inventory and dream. It's worth the trip, amazing selection. Bill H. Rumble Bee read more

All i can say is they have a great photographer. Just bought the prettiest Oldsmobile Cutless Convertible i could find on the internet. when i received it the paint was probably as bad as i've seen, the top had several holes with super glue in them, the back bumper was dented , the arm rest was split, there is something wrong with steering. I could go on but the point is when your spending over 30K spend the extra few bucks catch a plane and go see it. read more

At first I thought my experience with Crusin's Classics was just a waste of my time, but eventually this turned into a real pain in the neck. One particular staff person insists on keeping me busy answering questions long after we've been done. Save yourself the time and trouble, because there's absolutely nothing to gain for it. read more

Curt did an amazing job helping me with the purchase of the 1967 Mustang Fastback. I'd been looking for the right one for months and I ran across their website and glad I did. With in a few days the deal was done and the car was shipping to me on the west coast. If you're concerned about buying a car and having to ship it, then worry no more. It was so easy working with Cruisin Classics. Check out their website because they have many more cars to check out. Happy shopping. read more