Classics and Exotics

Classics and Exotics is a dealership in Sagamore Beach, Massachusetts. The stock we found was a handful of American classics and late-model cars, and visits are by appointment. The business is independent and is not affiliated with Classic Cars Arena.

What the business is

The dealer's website gives few details about its history. The About page is general dealership copy that mentions its staff, competitive pricing, financing rates and an "ethical business approach." It does not name an owner, say when the business started or describe a specialty. For that reason we do not give a founding year or any ownership details. What we can say is that it operates from 147 State Road in Sagamore Beach and that its website was live and carried a 2026 footer when we checked.

What it sells

The site's inventory menu showed five vehicles in October 2026: one convertible, three coupes and one sedan. The home page featured a 2003 Ford Mustang GT convertible, a 1970 Chevrolet Camaro and a 1946 Ford Super Deluxe, with featured prices between $14,990 and $49,995. We could not match each price to a car with certainty, so confirm the price of any vehicle directly. An earlier listing on a dealer marketplace also showed a 1964 Pontiac GTO, a 1966 Lincoln Continental and a 1969 Ford F-100, which may or may not still be for sale. We saw no exotic cars. Stock is small, so call before you plan a trip.

Services listed

• Car Finder: the site invites you to describe the car you want so the dealer can search for it.
• Trade-ins: a banner offers to value your vehicle for a trade.
• Service and restoration: a Restoration page is a general repair and maintenance appointment form, and the menu also lists a barn find and projects page. We did not see details of restoration capabilities, so ask what work is done in house.
• Financing: the About page mentions fair financing rates, but no lender or terms are named.

Buying here

We did not find published deposit terms, warranty details, shipping help or inspection policies. With a small dealer, those are worth asking about before you travel, particularly for a 1940s or 1960s car where originality and title history matter. Our guide to buying from a classic car dealer outlines the questions to ask and the documents to request. We found no consignment program, so a seller would need to ask about buying or trade terms.

Reputation

We found no BBB profile and no star ratings or customer reviews for the business, so there is little independent feedback to weigh. Ask for the VIN, the title status and clear photos, and consider an independent inspection. To see comparable cars from other sellers, browse classic cars for sale in Massachusetts.

Visiting and contact

The dealership is at 147 State Road, Sagamore Beach, Massachusetts 02562. The website lists hours as closed on Sunday and by appointment Monday through Saturday. The phone number printed on the site is (508) 290-8723, and the contact page offers an email form.