Collector Motors

Collector Motors is a Houston, Texas car dealer that sells and buys collector and performance cars, with an emphasis on American muscle. It operates from 7786 Blankenship Drive in the Houston 77055 area. The company says it has been a licensed Texas dealer since 2004, and the Better Business Bureau lists a business start date of February 12, 2004 for Collector Motors LLC, which matches that claim.

Who they are

Collector Motors describes itself as based in Houston and says it sells and buys cars "from around the world." On its About page the company says it keeps an inventory of approximately one hundred vehicles, that all of its cars are kept indoors in a climate-controlled building with dock-high loading, and that a staff of technicians, porters and specialists watches over the collection daily. Those statements are the company's own. The number of cars listed online at the time of research was closer to thirty, so it is worth asking what is available in person and what is stored elsewhere before making a trip.

What they sell

Listings on a dealer page the company maintains on Carsforsale.com in October 2026 showed 32 vehicles. The classic and muscle side included a 1957 Corvette, a 1964 Corvette, a 1970 Pontiac GTO and a 1969 Camaro RS Z28. Alongside them were late-model performance cars, including a Camaro ZL1 convertible, a Dodge Challenger Hellcat and a McLaren 720S Spider. An archived copy of the company's own site from late 2025 showed a similar mix, with Chevrolet the largest make, followed by Ford and Plymouth, plus a few European and import classics. Shoppers looking only for pre-1975 cars should expect to filter, since modern high-performance cars make up a good share of the stock.

Buying from Collector Motors

This is a dealer that owns its inventory rather than a consignment house. The site says "We offer financing! In-house options," but it does not publish rates, terms or credit requirements, so ask for these in writing. The site also carries a standard banner inviting visitors to ask about a trade-in, and its contact form offers a car-finder request. Nothing found describes a shipping program, a warranty or an inspection policy. As with any collector car purchase, request the VIN, title status, service records and extra photos, and arrange an independent inspection, especially for an out-of-state buyer. For a checklist, see buying from a classic car dealer.

Selling to Collector Motors

Because the company says it buys cars as well as selling them, owners of muscle cars and collectibles can ask whether it would make an offer. No consignment program was found, so sellers should not assume that the business will list a car for them. Ask directly how an outright purchase would be handled and how payment and title transfer would work.

Reputation

The Better Business Bureau file for Collector Motors LLC shows the company is not BBB accredited and is not rated, with no complaints in the past three years and no customer reviews. That means there is little formal feedback in either direction. No review ratings could be confirmed from a source that was fully readable, so buyers should ask for references and check any specific car carefully.

Visiting and contact

The showroom address is 7786 Blankenship Drive, Houston, Texas 77055, and the phone number is 281-530-6000. The company's own website was not reachable when this profile was researched, and the same hosting platform appeared to be down for other dealers at the same time, which suggests a technical outage rather than a closure. The company's Carsforsale listing was still active with current stock. Call ahead to confirm hours and that a particular car is on site. To compare other dealers, see classic cars for sale around the state.