Bocars European Classics

Bocars, listed on several marketplaces as BOCARS European Classics, is a small classic Porsche dealer in Boca Raton, Florida. The company describes itself as a "classic Porsche boutique" and says it has been devoted since 2019 to air-cooled Porsche cars, the 911s built before the switch to water cooling in 1999. Its first website went online in late 2019, which fits that date. Unlike a general classic car lot, Bocars sells one make, and almost every car it has listed in recent years has been a 911.

One marque, one era

The company's own description is short and direct: its world, it says, revolves around one marque and one era. According to its site, Bocars covers the span from early long-hood 911s to the last air-cooled generation, the 993 of the mid-1990s. The company says each car is chosen for "authenticity, condition, provenance, and character," and that it pays close attention to documentation, service history and originality. It also says plainly that the business "is not about volume," and the inventory size backs that up: snapshots of its site in 2026 show roughly ten cars for sale at a time.

The focus has narrowed over the years. A 2021 version of the site, then titled BOCARS European Classics, listed a 1987 Porsche 928 S4 alongside several 911 SC and Carrera models. The current site presents the business as air-cooled only.

What Bocars sells

Inventory captured from the company's site in May and June 2026 gives a clear picture of the range. Cars listed included a 1970 911 T Targa, a 1978 911 SC Targa, a 1983 911 SC coupe, a 1988 911 Carrera Cabriolet, a 1990 Carrera 4 Cabriolet, 964-generation Carrera 2 models from 1991 and 1993, and several 993-generation cars from 1995 to 1998, including a Carrera S, a Carrera 4 Cabriolet and a Carrera 2 Cabriolet. Asking prices seen in those snapshots ran from $74,900 to $134,900, with some cars marked "coming soon" or "pending sale."

The company's sold archive tells the same story. It lists 19 sold cars, all 911s, among them a 1974 coupe, a 1988 911 Turbo, Targas from the 1980s and early 1990s, and a long run of 1995 to 1997 Carreras, Targas and Cabriolets. Shoppers comparing options can browse classic Porsche 911s for sale from other sellers as well.

Buying from Bocars

The company says it focuses on "transparent condition reporting, and a straightforward buying experience." Its frequently asked questions page states that Bocars helps coordinate pre-purchase inspections and can assist with recommendations for enclosed transport. It also says it can connect qualified buyers with financing partners that work with collector and specialty cars; no lender is named on the pages we could review. The company lists support with paperwork and delivery coordination among its services.

For an air-cooled 911, a pre-purchase inspection by an independent Porsche specialist is worth arranging, along with a check that the engine and transmission numbers match the paperwork and that the service records cover the work the seller describes.

Selling, trading and consigning

Bocars buys cars outright and takes trade-ins. Its sell-or-trade page invites owners to submit details through a "Request Porsche Review" form and says it will consider vehicles "from any year, make, or model." The company's FAQ adds that it offers "direct purchase, trade-in, and consignment options for qualifying Porsche vehicles" in Boca Raton and South Florida. Owners weighing that route can read our guide to consigning a classic before they call, so they know what to ask about fees, terms and who holds the car.

The company's home page also lists a climate-controlled facility as one of its strengths. Its pages do not say whether storage is offered to outside customers, so ask directly if you need it.

Reputation

Bocars has a short public record, which is normal for a specialist of its size. On Birdeye, which collects Google reviews, the business showed a 5.0 rating from three reviews at the time of our research, two of them posted within the past year. That is too small a sample to say much either way. We did not find a Better Business Bureau profile for the company. The business has been selling the same type of car under the same name since 2019, and its sold archive shows a steady record of completed sales.

As with any dealer, judge each car on its own merits: ask for the full history file, confirm title status and VIN, and get an independent inspection.

Visiting and contact

Bocars lists its location as 4774 NW 2nd Ave, Boca Raton, Florida 33431; directory listings add the unit number Bay A2B. The company's phone number is 561-765-1262 and its email is [email protected]. Posted hours were not available on the company's own site, so call ahead before visiting to see a particular car.