Arizona Classic Car Sales

Arizona Classic Car Sales is a Phoenix dealership that buys, sells and consigns classic, older and specialty vehicles. It operates from a unit at 2010 W. Parkside Lane in the north Phoenix area. The company says its team has "over 50 years of combined experience in the automotive industry." The Better Business Bureau lists the business as starting on November 19, 2012, so it has been trading for roughly a dozen years.

How the business works

Arizona Classic Car Sales runs two sides at once. It sells vehicles it owns, and it takes in cars, trucks and other units on consignment for owners who would rather not handle the sale themselves. Its website describes the work as "Classic Car Storage, Sales, Service, Consignment, Repair, Nationwide Transportation" plus a search service for specialty vehicles. For buyers that means the stock can include both dealer-owned cars and consigned ones, so it is worth asking who owns a particular vehicle and where it is parked before you make plans.

What it sells

The inventory is broader than a pure classic dealer. The company lists model years from the 1940s to the late 2010s, and its featured vehicles in October 2026 ranged from a 1942 Dodge Power Wagon and a 1957 Chevrolet 210 to a 1967 Camaro, a 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee clone and a 1980 Toyota SR5 4x4 pickup. Everyday used vehicles and RVs appear too, such as a 1996 Lincoln Town Car, a Ram camper van and a late-model Ford Transit Connect. Prices on the site run from under $10,000 to well over $100,000. Several cars are described by the dealer as clones or tributes, so read each listing closely for what is original and what is not.

Buying from Arizona Classic Car Sales

The website offers online financing applications, extended warranties (which it calls service agreements), a vehicle finder form for cars it does not have in stock, and nationwide transportation. It also has "make an offer" and test drive request forms on each listing. As with any dealer purchase, get the VIN, title status and service history in writing, and consider an independent inspection; our guide to buying a classic car from a dealer covers the checks worth making.

Selling or consigning

The consignment page is one of the more detailed parts of the site. The company says it takes care of cleaning, photography and advertising, cuts down on time wasters and says test drives with unqualified buyers are avoided, so owners do not have strangers visiting their homes. It lists free appraisals, nationwide advertising, detailing, professional photography and an out-of-state RV seller program among its offerings. It also says it may buy a vehicle outright, take it on consignment or send it to auction, depending on condition, and that it will consider trade-ins against vehicles it sells. The page names cars, trucks, motorhomes, trailers, motorcycles and boats as items it consigns. It does not publish its fee or commission, so ask for the full terms in writing. For background on typical arrangements, see how classic car consignment works.

Reputation

The BBB gives the company an A+ rating, though it is not a BBB accredited business. The company is also listed on Classics on Autotrader, Carsforsale.com and Yelp. We have not quoted review scores here because we could not confirm a count large enough to be meaningful. If you are considering a purchase or consignment, read recent reviews on several platforms and judge the specific vehicle on its paperwork and condition.

Visiting and contact

The address is 2010 W. Parkside Lane #118, Phoenix, AZ 85027, and the phone number is 623-582-4567. The company's site lists hours of Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, with weekends by appointment. Browse classic cars for sale in Arizona on Classic Cars Arena to compare what is on offer across the state. A second website at a .net address also appears in search results for this dealer; we have treated the .com site as the primary one.