Corvette Mike

Corvette Mike is a Corvette and classic car dealer at 1133 North Tustin Avenue in Anaheim, California. According to the company, founder Mike Vietro opened the business in 1982 after serving in the Marines, and in more than four decades it has become known for Corvettes, American muscle cars and other collector vehicles. A 2025 press release from the company marked 43 years in business.

Who is behind it

The company's team page says Vietro grew up in the Boston area, fell in love with Corvettes as a teenager, enlisted in the Marines in 1976 and settled in Southern California after retiring from service in 1980. The same page lists a sales manager, a general manager, service technicians and a parts manager. The site also says Vietro has been featured in publications such as Road and Track and Motor Trend. That is a self-reported media list, and it says more about profile than about any particular car.

How the business works

Corvette Mike runs as a dealer that also buys and consigns. Its Sell page invites owners to choose between selling outright, consigning or trading in, and says the company purchases Corvettes, classic cars and entire collections. Because it takes consignments, a car in its inventory may belong to someone else. Check that point with the dealer and get the arrangement in writing if you are interested. The company also advertises collection management for people building a multi-car collection.

What it sells

Its site describes inventory ranging from 1953 Corvettes to newer performance models, along with other classic and luxury vehicles. The company also says it deals in American muscle cars and some exotic imports such as Ferrari, Porsche and Jaguar, so the stock is not strictly vintage. The Corvette focus is clear, and a company profile says that in more than 40 years it has bought and sold over 12,000 cars, roughly 90 percent of them Corvettes. That figure is the dealer's own and comes from promotional material. If a particular car matters to you, ask about its documentation and originality before you commit.

Service and restoration

Corvette Mike runs an on-site service department. It lists maintenance, repairs, performance packages and upgrades, and says its Corvette service and restoration department works on everything from the original 1953 Corvette to the latest generation, plus other American muscle cars. That makes the dealership a possible one-stop shop for servicing a car after purchase, although you should not assume it will take on every project.

Buying and selling

The site says financing is available for qualified buyers. Owners who go the route of consigning a classic should ask for a written agreement that states the fee, the length of the term, who pays for storage and detailing, and when payment is made. Buyers can see what the market looks like beyond one dealer by browsing classic Corvettes for sale.

Reputation

The Better Business Bureau has a file on Corvette Mike but, as shown in search listings at the time of research, the business is not BBB accredited, and a letter rating was not confirmed. Birdeye, a review aggregator, showed an average of 4.4 stars from about 160 reviews, most of them from Google. A sample that size is useful context, but it is not a promise about a given vehicle, so inspect the car and verify its paperwork independently.

Visiting and contact

The showroom and service center are at 1133 North Tustin Avenue, Anaheim, California 92807, and the phone number is (714) 630-0700. The company's site lists no public email address beyond a contact form, and hours were not confirmed on its own pages, so call before visiting.