Green Group Classic Cars LLC

Green Group Classic Cars is a small Orlando, Florida dealer that focuses almost entirely on one vehicle: the Volkswagen Bus, or Kombi. Its website describes a handpicked collection of restored VW Buses, and the cars it lists are late-model Type 2 buses of the kind Volkswagen kept building in Brazil long after production ended in Germany. Florida state records show Green Group Classic Cars LLC was formed in September 2022, which makes it a relatively young business.

A VW Bus specialist

The company's homepage calls itself "the best choice to find your next VW Bus," and its about page describes the team as passionate about VW Buses. Listing pages describe its Volkswagen T1 and T2 Kombis as restored to keep their original character while being practical to drive. The company says every vehicle goes through a thorough review before it is offered for sale.

The buses it lists are T2 models from the 1990s. One sold bus on its site carried a VIN that begins with 9BW, the manufacturer code used by Volkswagen do Brasil. That matters for buyers: a Brazilian-built T2 from the late 1990s looks much like an early-1970s bus but differs in many details, so it is worth understanding what you are buying and how it will be titled and registered in your state. A dealer listing for the company also says it sells some modern, high quality pre-owned vehicles alongside the buses.

What is in stock

Inventory is very small. In October 2026 the company's website listed two 1999 VW Bus T2 nine-seat models, one yellow and one blue, each with an asking price of $21,900, plus a 1997 T2 and a 1980 T2 marked as sold. Both 1999 listings describe camper-style rear interiors with wood-finish cabinetry, beige upholstery, the 1.6-liter flat-four engine and a manual transmission. Some details on the listing pages, including mileage figures, appear to repeat from one bus to the next, so ask for the actual odometer reading and documentation for any specific vehicle.

Buying from Green Group Classic Cars

The company says it arranges affordable delivery across the United States, to Europe and worldwide, and that it offers flexible financing tailored to the buyer's budget. It does not publish the lenders, terms or delivery rates, so ask for those in writing. The company also says it helps customers both before and after the sale.

For an imported bus in particular, the paperwork deserves as much attention as the paint. Ask for the title, import documents and VIN, confirm the model year and how your state will register the vehicle, and arrange an independent inspection before paying a deposit. Our guide on how to buy a classic car walks through the basic checks.

How the business works

Green Group sells its own inventory; its website does not describe a consignment program or invite owners to sell their cars through it. Visits are by appointment only. The company keeps a YouTube channel with walk-around and engine videos of its buses, plus Facebook and Instagram pages, which are useful for a closer look before arranging a visit.

Reputation

Because the business was formed in 2022, it has a short public track record. We did not find a Better Business Bureau profile and did not see a Google, Yelp or Facebook rating we could verify. That is not a mark against the company, but it does mean buyers should rely on documentation and independent inspection rather than on reputation alone.

Visiting and contact

The company's website does not publish a street address. State business records and its dealer listings give 493 N Ortman Dr, Orlando, Florida 32805. The website lists 321-830-4624 for calls, text messages and WhatsApp, and [email protected] for email. Because viewings are by appointment only, contact the company before going. To compare the buses with other vehicles nearby, browse classic cars for sale around the state.