Dream Cruise Classics

Dream Cruise Classics Inc. is a classic car dealer in Clinton Township, Michigan, in Macomb County just north of Detroit. The company buys and sells antique, classic and collector cars, and it says it started over 25 years ago. The business describes itself as a licensed and bonded dealer, and its website calls it "the place to buy or sell your classic car." Its stock is small, so a visit is best planned around a specific car.

A dealer that owns its stock

Dream Cruise Classics says plainly that it owns all of its inventory and is not a consignment broker. For a buyer, that means the car on the website belongs to the dealership itself, and the company says it holds clear title and does not work through middlemen. For a seller, it means the dealer is a direct buyer rather than an agent who markets your car and takes a commission.

The company also says its cars are always stored inside a climate controlled facility, which is worth knowing if you are comparing it with dealers who keep stock outdoors.

What it sells

The company specializes in antique, classic and collector cars. When we looked at the dealer's site in early October 2026 it listed four cars:

• A 1957 MGA coupe at $24,900
• A 1959 Ford Fairlane retractable hardtop at $29,900
• A 1941 Ford Super Deluxe sedan at $15,900
• A 1950 Mercury two door coupe at $34,900

Stock turns over, so treat those as a snapshot. If you want to compare what else is on the market in the state, we list classic cars for sale in Michigan from many sellers.

Buying from Dream Cruise Classics

The company says it documents each car with photos of the exterior, interior, engine, underside and trunk, plus video of the car running and driving. That is a useful habit for buyers who cannot inspect a car in person first. If a car you want is not in stock, the dealer says "we will find it for you."

On logistics, the company says it handles shipping nationwide and internationally, working directly with carriers rather than brokers. It also says the showroom is about 45 minutes from Detroit Metropolitan Airport and that it provides complimentary airport transportation for buyers who come to inspect a car. The website does not describe financing, trade-ins or third party inspections, so ask about those before you commit. For general advice that applies to any dealer purchase, see our guide to buying from a classic car dealer.

Selling a car to the dealership

Dream Cruise Classics also buys. Its sell-your-car page says it will pay in full before pickup and usually collect the car within two weeks or less. It says it will buy a single car or an entire collection, and that it accepts everything from fully restored classics to restoration projects. It also lists what it does not want: trailer queens, high priced concours cars, rust buckets and cars that have been stored outside. Sellers are asked to send photos and details to the dealer's contact, listed on the website as Nick.

Because the dealer is buying for its own inventory, an offer reflects what the company can resell for. Getting a second opinion on value before you accept is sensible with any dealer.

Reputation

The business's review page on Birdeye shows 4.5 stars across 10 reviews, with reviewers mentioning helpful staff, clear explanations and smooth paperwork and transport. Ten reviews is a small sample, and Birdeye is only one platform, so use it as a starting point. We could not open a Better Business Bureau profile for the company, so we are not quoting a BBB rating. The dealer's own claim of more than 25 years in business could not be independently dated from public records we could reach.

Visiting Dream Cruise Classics

The dealership is at 44750 Macomb Industrial Drive, Clinton Township, Michigan 48036. The website lists hours of Monday to Friday from 12:00 to 5:00 PM and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and says buyers can also schedule an appointment seven days a week. The listed office number is 586-797-9040. Calling ahead is a good idea if you want to see a particular car.