Squadra Lupo

Squadra Lupo is a Miami-area dealer that specializes in performance cars from the 1980s and 1990s, especially the rally and touring car homologation specials of that era. It works from a facility on West Dixie Highway in North Miami that it calls its Preservation House, sells a curated inventory alongside a private collection, takes consignments and runs a bespoke car sourcing and import service. It is not a volume dealer: in October 2026 its site listed 26 cars, and many of them are rare enough to be offered on a call-for-price basis.

A preservation house, not a restoration shop

The company's pitch is that it preserves cars rather than restoring them. In its own words, "We don't restore cars, we preserve them," and it describes a proprietary Preservation Process that favors original paint, patina and components over a fresh rebuild. The company says every car in its inventory is driven and tested by its own team before it is offered, on the view that a car is only properly preserved if it still works as intended. Its listing for a 1986 Ford RS200, for example, says the car has covered nearly 2,000 miles since joining Squadra Lupo and finished second in its category at the 2026 Mille Miglia Experience Florida. Buyers should treat these as the seller's statements and verify condition independently, but the approach does mean the cars are presented as drivers, not static exhibits.

What Squadra Lupo sells

The inventory reads like a list of Group A and Group B era icons and Japanese and European rally road cars. Cars listed in October 2026 included:

• Rally and homologation specials: a 1986 Ford RS200, a 1987 Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth, a 1993 Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evo II, a 1983 Renault 5 Turbo 2, a 1989 Peugeot 205 Rallye, a 1998 Subaru Impreza 22B STI and a 1996 Impreza McRae Series.
• German touring car roots: Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.5-16 Evolution I and Evolution II sedans, BMW E30 M3 Johnny Cecotto Edition cars and a 1995 BMW M3 E36 GT.
• Japanese and oddball cars: a 1999 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI GSR, a 2001 Volkswagen Beetle RSi and a supercharged 1998 Subaru Sambar Dias II microvan.
• Modern performance cars: Aston Martin DBS and V12 Vantage models, a Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo race car, a Dodge Challenger SRT Demon and a Praga R1.

Listing pages are long and detailed, with production numbers, mileage, the VIN and a downloadable car file. Prices on the most significant cars are not published. The site also has a separate "Our Collection" section, which includes cars such as a 1993 Alfa Romeo 155 V6 Ti DTM racer and a Ford GT Liquid Carbon edition. Those are presented as part of the collection, not as inventory, so do not assume they are for sale.

Buying a car

Squadra Lupo handles sales through inquiry forms rather than posted checkout terms. The buy-a-car form asks about your purchase timeline, whether you have a vehicle to trade in, and whether you prefer to be contacted by email, phone or WhatsApp. For buyers who want something not in stock, the company offers what it calls RAW Service, a white-glove sourcing and import program. The company says it covers finding the car anywhere in the world, due diligence, inspection, negotiation, importation and final delivery. Fees for this service are not published.

Deposits, financing and shipping for in-stock cars are not described on the site, so agree on them in writing before you commit. For rare imported cars, ask for import and title paperwork, history files and any inspection reports, and consider an independent specialist inspection.

Consigning with Squadra Lupo

Owners can also consign a car. The company says it will place the car "in a high-end marketplace" and manage the details, and it asks owners to submit their vehicle through a form so its specialists can review it. Commission rates and contract terms are not published. Given the focus of the inventory, consignment is most likely to suit original, well-documented performance cars from the 1980s and 1990s. If you are weighing it up, our guide to consigning a classic explains the questions to ask about fees, marketing and payout.

Beyond the cars

The business also runs an online Objects and Gear store selling garage and lifestyle items, and it is building a coached track program called Lupo Reserve. The company describes this as a two-day event for a maximum of ten drivers, with trackside RV accommodation, and was taking waitlist sign-ups when we checked. The North Miami building also hosts events and brand partnerships, according to the company.

Visiting and contact

Squadra Lupo is at 14090 W Dixie Highway in North Miami, Florida 33161. The company's site lists the city as Miami. Private tours of the Preservation House are by appointment only and are booked through a form on its website. Opening hours are not published. The public email address is [email protected]. The phone and WhatsApp links on the site were placeholders when we checked, so email or the website forms are the reliable way to reach the team. For a broader search, see more classic cars in Florida.