Country Club Autos

Country Club Autos is a small independent dealer in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, that sells classic American cars and trucks alongside a handful of luxury and later-model vehicles. The business has operated under the Country Club Autos name in Palm Beach County for well over a decade, first in Boca Raton and then in Delray Beach, before settling at its current address on NW 20th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale. It sells its own stock rather than taking cars on consignment, and it describes its approach as a hand-picked, personally chosen selection rather than a high-volume lot.

From Delray Beach to Fort Lauderdale

Archived versions of the company's website show the Country Club Autos name in use around Boca Raton in 2013 and 2014, and in Delray Beach from about 2015 through at least 2018. In that period the inventory was mostly late-model used cars such as Mercedes-Benz SL roadsters and Jaguar XK8 convertibles, with an occasional classic like a 1963 Thunderbird, a 1966 Mustang GT or a 1972 GTO.

The Better Business Bureau still holds a profile for Country Club Autos, Inc. at the old Delray Beach address, which gives 2005 as the year the business started. Review sites now mark that Delray Beach location as closed. That listing refers to the former premises, not the business itself: the dealership's website, phone number and inventory now point to Fort Lauderdale, and its current stock is weighted far more toward classics than it was a decade ago.

What Country Club Autos sells

The company's home page calls its stock a "curated collection of timeless vehicles for discerning collectors," and says each car is chosen as if it were for the owners themselves or for family and friends. In early October 2026 its own site listed 24 vehicles priced from about $9,500 to $129,900, and it had 21 cars on ClassicCars.com.

The selection leans heavily on American iron, especially Chevrolet. Recent examples include:

• Muscle and performance cars: a 1968 Camaro SS 396 with a four-speed, a 1970 Oldsmobile 442, a 1969 Pontiac GTO convertible and a 1964 Impala SS.
• Fifties and early sixties cruisers: a 1958 Impala convertible, a 1960 Impala bubble top, a 1959 Ford Galaxie 500 and a 1960 El Camino.
• Trucks and 4x4s: a 1966 Chevrolet C10, a 1969 Chevrolet K20 4x4, a 1949 Chevrolet five-window pickup with a modern LS engine, a 1970 GMC Jimmy and a 1967 Ford Bronco restomod.
• Pre-war and oddballs: a 1923 Ford, a 1936 Ford three-window coupe and a 1966 Cushman scooter.

A few newer vehicles are mixed in, including a 2005 Corvette, a 2004 Pontiac GTO and a 1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SL. The most expensive car listed in October 2026 was the 1958 Impala convertible, which the dealer's listing describes as the car Wendy's founder Dave Thomas used in the chain's drive-thru commercials. That provenance is the dealer's claim, and a buyer should ask to see the documentation behind it.

Buying from Country Club Autos

The company offers several of the standard dealer tools on its website:

• Financing: an online credit application and a loan calculator.
• Trade-ins: a trade-in valuation form, with cash or credit toward another vehicle.
• Vehicle finder: a request form for buyers looking for a specific car, which the home page presents as a personal "auto concierge" service.

The site does not mention shipping or pre-purchase inspections, so out-of-state buyers should ask how delivery is arranged and plan their own independent inspection. Listings often give the VIN, engine, transmission and mileage, but several older cars show mileage figures that should not be read as original without records. Before you commit, it is worth reading up on what to check before you buy, especially on restomods and engine-swapped trucks.

Selling a car and storage

Country Club Autos does not run a consignment program. It does buy vehicles: its trade page is headed "We Will Buy Your Vehicle Today" and invites owners to bring a car in for an offer. The home page also advertises climate-controlled storage for collector cars, though no rates or terms are published online.

Reputation and community work

Public review data for the Fort Lauderdale location is thin. The BBB profile for the Delray Beach company shows no rating, no accreditation and no complaints closed in the last three years, and no customer reviews. The testimonials page on the dealer's own site currently shows no reviews.

The company says its people bring more than 40 years of combined experience in classic and luxury car sales and service, and that it is the home of Wheels from the Heart, a charity it says has donated more than 200 vehicles to families in need. As with any seller with a limited review history, judge each car on its own: verify the title, compare the VIN with the paperwork and get an independent inspection.

Visiting Country Club Autos

The dealership is at 6604 NW 20th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309, which the company says is about seven minutes from I-95 between Atlantic Boulevard and Cypress Creek Road. The phone number is 561-445-7444. Opening hours are not posted online, so call before driving over to see a specific car. If you are comparing options across the region, you can also browse classic cars for sale in Florida.