MGM Classic Cars

MGM Classic Cars is a classic and specialty vehicle dealer based in Addison, Illinois. According to the Better Business Bureau, the business started in November 2019, and the company describes itself as "a leading pre-owned specialty vehicle dealer." Its stock is built mostly around American muscle and classic cars, with Chevrolet as the largest single make, but it also sells modern specialty vehicles alongside the older cars. Besides its own website, the dealer has profiles on several major marketplaces, including Autotrader Classics, Cars.com, CarGurus, Classic.com, DealerRater and OldCarOnline.

A dealer that buys its own stock

MGM Classic Cars works as a traditional dealer rather than a consignment house. Its website invites owners to describe their car, receive an offer and have the vehicle picked up, which indicates the company buys cars outright and then resells them. We did not find a consignment program in any of the sources reviewed for this profile.

For buyers, this means the dealer is normally the owner of the car being advertised, so questions about condition, history and paperwork go straight to the people selling it. Even so, confirm that a specific car is on site before you travel to see it, since inventory moves quickly.

What MGM Classic Cars sells

The inventory leans heavily toward American cars. A snapshot of the company's website showed roughly 220 vehicles for sale, with coupes making up about half and convertibles a smaller share. Chevrolet accounted for the largest group by far, with 95 cars in that snapshot, followed by Ford, Pontiac and Dodge. The count changes daily as cars sell and new ones arrive, so treat these numbers as a rough picture of the mix rather than a fixed figure.

Listings seen on OldCarOnline give a sense of pricing: a 1969 Chevelle at $52,995, a 1968 Charger at $69,994, a 1969 Camaro at $79,995 and a 1970 Cadillac DeVille at $44,900. Those are asking prices from one point in time, not sale prices. The stock is not limited to classics; the dealer also handles modern specialty vehicles, and a 2026 Corvette ZR1 has appeared among its listings on Carsforsale. If Chevrolet is your main interest, the Classic Cars Arena listings of classic Chevrolets for sale make it easy to compare prices across many sellers.

Buying from MGM Classic Cars

The company offers several tools for buyers, including those shopping from a distance:

• Financing through what its website calls "a group of specialty lenders," with long-term, lower-payment options, an online application and a payment calculator.
• Trade-ins, supported by a trade-in valuation page on its site.
• Car Finder, a request form for buyers looking for a model that is not currently in stock.
• Delivery: the company's Instagram mentions "driveway shipping," and its Carsforsale profile refers to driveway delivery and virtual financing. We found no source confirming international shipping, so ask directly if you are buying from outside the U.S.
• Vehicle history reports, offered free on listings according to its Carsforsale profile.

We could not confirm whether MGM arranges pre-purchase inspections. Either way, book an independent inspection before you commit, especially on a car you have not seen in person. Ask for the VIN and title status, request extra photos or a walk-around video of anything that concerns you, and get every promise about condition in writing. Our guide to buying a classic car from a dealer covers these steps in more detail.

Selling your car to MGM Classic Cars

Owners who want to sell can submit details of their car through the company's website. The process the site outlines is short: tell the dealer about the car, get an offer, and have the car picked up. MGM promotes same-day cash with no listing fees or commissions and calls the deal a "Zero Risk Transaction." Its Instagram bio also says the company buys, sells and trades classic cars.

Because this is an outright purchase rather than consignment, the offer has to leave the dealer room to resell at a profit. A quick sale with no fees suits many owners, but it is worth comparing the offer with what the car might bring in a private sale or through a consignment seller before you accept.

MGM Classic Cars reviews and reputation

MGM Classic Cars has been in business since November 2019, according to the BBB, and became BBB-accredited on May 1, 2026. When we checked, the BBB listed it with an A+ rating, 16 complaints closed in the last three years and 7 customer reviews. A BBB rating is not a verdict on the condition of any individual car, so it should be read alongside customer reviews.

On Birdeye, the company held a 4.6 star average from about 958 reviews at the time of our research. The reviews cover a wide range: many customers describe very positive purchases, while others report mechanical problems they found after taking delivery. That mix is a strong argument for an independent inspection by a mechanic who knows the type of car you are buying, and for reading a few recent reviews yourself before you send a deposit.

Visiting and contacting MGM Classic Cars

The dealership is at 150 S. Church Street, Addison, IL 60101, and the phone number is 847-848-1850. Its website gives opening hours of Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed on Sunday. Some third-party directories show different hours, so call ahead to confirm, and to check that a specific car is still available, before you drive out. The BBB lists Tom Denic as the company's Sales and Marketing Manager.