Bullet Motorsports Inc

Bullet Motorsports Inc. is a specialty car dealer in Dania Beach, Florida, on the southern edge of Fort Lauderdale and about a mile from Fort Lauderdale International Airport. The company was founded in 2010, a date given on its own site and matched by its Florida corporate filing that July. It describes itself as a full-service dealership for "niche market" vehicles: American muscle, classic collectibles, race cars, exotics, limited production cars and even military vehicles. Alongside car sales, it runs consignment, transport, climate-controlled storage and estate services, and it has a boat brokerage arm called Bullet Marine.

Who they are

Bullet Motorsports calls itself "your South Florida source for American Muscle," and its site says its mission is to pair quality inventory with "honest, accurate vehicle histories." The company says it has sold to customers from Dubai to the U.S. Virgin Islands and from Boston to Brazil, and its sold archive is headed "Thousands of Vehicles Sold Worldwide." It also claims to be a global leader in turbo Buick sales, particularly the Grand National. The business operates from what it describes as a 15,000+ square foot facility with a workshop, climate-controlled storage and a showroom.

How the business works

Bullet sells a mix of its own stock and consigned cars, and it buys cars outright. It is also a Bring a Trailer Local Partner for South Florida, which means it helps owners prepare, photograph, list and deliver cars sold through that auction site. Some of the cars on its inventory page are marked as live on Bring a Trailer rather than offered at a fixed price.

The company says most of its business is long distance. In its own figures, only about 10% of its inventory goes to local buyers and the other 90% is shipped to the buyer.

What Bullet Motorsports sells

The inventory is broad and changes often. On the day of our research the site showed 28 listings, including a 1969 Chevrolet Corvette with an all-aluminum ZL1 427 at $220,000, a 1971 De Tomaso Pantera with a 396ci Cleveland stroker at $145,000, a car listed as a 1965 Shelby Cobra, a Backdraft Racing roadster at $74,900, a 1948 Ford COE cabover at $46,000, a 1935 Ford Factory Five pickup at $52,000, a 1969 Owens Corning L88 Corvette replica and a 1964 Plymouth Fury. Newer cars on the list included a 1993 Ford Escort RS Cosworth, an Aston Martin DB7 Vantage and a Mercedes-AMG GT2 race car headed to auction. Boats, a Polaris RZR, neon signs and a Ferrari pedal car rounded out the page. The sold archive covers model years from the 1920s to 2025. To compare prices across sellers, see more classic cars for sale in Florida.

Buying from Bullet Motorsports

The company's FAQ lays out its process. A buyer receives a purchase packet with a bill of sale, buyer's guide, out-of-state form if needed, a copy of the title, payment options and, when shipping is involved, quotes for open and enclosed transport. Once the signed documents and payment arrive, Bullet says it sends the title by FedEx next-day delivery 48 hours after the payment clears. Transport to most states takes around 10 days from payment, according to the FAQ, and the company sends pickup photos, driver contact details and an ETA. Buyers can also collect the car in person.

• Shipping: door-to-door transport in the U.S. and abroad, with customs paperwork and export licensing handled for international buyers. Transport is also offered for cars not bought from Bullet.
• Financing: through outside collector car lenders. Its finance page names J.J. Best Banc & Co, Tropical Finance Credit Union and Woodside Credit, while its FAQ mentions J.J. Best and Collector Car Lending.
• Visiting: the showroom is open to the public Monday through Friday by appointment only.

For a remote purchase, ask for the VIN and title status up front, and consider an independent inspection before sending payment.

Selling or consigning through Bullet

Consignment is by application, and the company says it does not take "just anything." Accepted cars get a promotional video, more than 70 photos, a detailed write-up, listings on several sales channels and promotion on Bullet's social media, which the company says has drawn over 12.5 million YouTube views. If an inspection turns up needed repairs, Bullet says it tells the owner and can manage the work for a small fee, or disclose the issue to buyers. For background on terms and fees, see how classic car consignment works. Owners who want a quick sale can submit photos for a purchase offer; the company lists low-mileage performance models, race cars, top-tier muscle, exotics, military vehicles, original land yachts and classic work trucks as cars it wants, and says it is not interested in ordinary mass-production vehicles.

Bullet also offers automotive estate planning, handling transport, auction entries and title transfers when a collection is sold, and month-to-month or long-term storage with climate and humidity control, CCTV, battery tenders and regular startups.

Reputation

Bullet Motorsports has been in business since 2010. The Better Business Bureau gives it an A+ rating; it is not BBB accredited, and the BBB showed no complaints closed in the past three years at the time of our research. On Birdeye, which gathers Google reviews, it held a 4.6-star average from 76 reviews, with reviewers mentioning honest descriptions and clear videos. Those numbers are a good sign, but each car should still be checked on its own.

Visiting Bullet Motorsports

The company's site gives its address as 3013 Ravenswood Road, Dania Beach, FL 33312; BBB and review sites list the same building as Suite 105 with a Fort Lauderdale mailing address. Call (954) 363-2261 or email [email protected] to book a visit, since showroom hours are by appointment.