The Alpine Element

The Alpine Element is a Land Rover Defender dealer in New Jersey. Its Autotrader Classics and ClassicCars.com pages place it in Voorhees, and the company describes itself as importing and restoring Defenders for sale alongside consigned and in-house stock. It is an independent business and is not affiliated with Classic Cars Arena.

Who runs it

According to the company's about page, The Alpine Element was started by Alp Cagatay of New Jersey. The page says he began selling inexpensive cars while in college to pay for a Toyota Supra Turbo, and that he later moved into importing high-end Land Rovers. No founding year is published, so we do not give one.

How the business works

The site says the company offers three kinds of stock: in-house inventory, consigned vehicles and hand-picked Land Rover Defenders that it says it imports and restores "both mechanically and cosmetically." Cars are shown on a Current Offerings page, often under a nickname, with a phone number to call or text. A Vehicle Finder form lets buyers ask for a specific vehicle, and a Sell Your Car page is aimed at owners who want to sell.

Consigning a car

The consignment page says every vehicle is reviewed and given its own sales strategy, and it mentions access to exclusive auctions plus presentation and marketing. It does not publish fees, commission or contract terms, so a seller should get those in writing before handing over a car. Our guide to consigning a classic explains the costs and questions to cover first.

What it sells

The listed stock is mostly Land Rover Defenders. On October 23, 2026, ClassicCars.com showed 27 vehicles and Autotrader Classics showed 26. Prices we saw include a 1991 Defender 110 at $29,995, a 1996 Defender 110 at $79,999, a 1998 Defender 110 at $99,400 and a 2000 Defender 110 at $84,999 (OBO). The dealer's own site listed a "Heritage TD5" at $84,999 and several other vehicles with no price shown. Check what is currently available, since the listings differ between sites. For comparison, see New Jersey classic cars for sale.

Reputation

The testimonials page on the company's own site carries several customer quotes, and one says the owner delivered a 110 six hours away. These are on the company's own site. No third-party review count is cited here. As with any imported vehicle, ask for the import paperwork, the restoration records and the title history, and consider an inspection by someone who knows Defenders.

Visiting or contacting The Alpine Element

Autotrader Classics lists the address as 113 West White Horse Rd, Voorhees, NJ 08043, with visits by appointment only. The company's own site gives (856) 904-3092 for calls or texts, while Autotrader Classics shows (855) 673-6020. Hemmings lists the dealer in Cinnaminson, so confirm the location when you book a visit. No fixed opening hours are published on the company's own site.