Verrillo Motor Car Co

Verrillo Motor Car Co. is a Corvette and muscle car dealer on U.S. Route 9 in Clifton Park, New York, in Saratoga County north of Albany. It is owned by Joe Verrillo and his wife and partner, Sunday. The company says Joe started a small shop called Classic Auto Sales and Service at the age of 17, that it later became Prestige Motor Car for nearly 40 years, and that it was renamed Verrillo Motor Car in 2019. A WNYT news feature described the business as having completed 47 years, and the company's own site says it has more than 45 years in business.

How the business works

Verrillo is a dealer that buys, trades and sells cars, but it is not only a dealer. The company says it has more recently added consignment and brokerage services, and its website also has a Sell Us Your Car page for owners who want a direct purchase offer. It has a restoration shop as well, so one business covers sales, service, reconditioning and builds. The company says its cars are inspected and serviced by its own technicians before they are offered, and it says it has nearly a dozen employees.

What Verrillo sells

The focus is Corvettes, especially C1, C2 and C3 cars, plus GM muscle cars such as Chevelles, Camaros and Pontiacs, with some Mustangs and late-model Corvettes and specialty cars in the mix. A ClassicCars.com page showed 38 vehicles when this profile was prepared, including a 1968 Pontiac Firebird convertible at $67,500, a 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge at $127,500, a 1969 Corvette at $89,750, a 1967 Corvette convertible at $249,000 and a 1966 Corvette restomod at $299,999. The website also has collection pages for muscle cars, Camaros, Bloomington Gold and NCRS Top Flight Corvettes. Shoppers who want Corvettes specifically can also browse classic Corvettes for sale on this site.

Restoration, restomods and parts

Verrillo describes frame-off restorations, with a focus on original engines and drivetrains for Corvettes, and custom restomods that combine classic bodies with modern powertrains, suspension and brakes. It also lists detailing in four package levels, ceramic coating, a chrome wheel exchange and a parts inventory that is priced on request by phone. A 1967 Corvette restomod from the shop was the subject of a 2015 Super Chevy Magazine feature, according to the company's awards page.

Buying and financing

The company's site says it offers financing tailored to each buyer, with terms of up to 14 years on its financing page and extended service plans, and lists JJ Best and Woodside Credit among its lenders. It also says it accepts trade-ins, offers worldwide transportation and can handle export paperwork. Before you buy, ask for the VIN, title status and documentation, and get an independent inspection on any higher-priced car. The company's claims about originality, such as numbers-matching parts or awards, are worth confirming against paperwork, especially on higher-priced Corvettes.

Consigning with Verrillo

Owners can consign a car, and the process is described on the company's website. Verrillo says it assesses market value for free, produces at least 75 professional photos plus videos and a full description, advertises the car on many marketplaces around the world, accepts trade-ins from buyers, arranges financing for them, and handles transport and paperwork. It says it only consigns cars that meet its standard for quality at a competitive market value. The website does not state a commission rate or fees, so ask for the terms in writing. For background on how these arrangements generally work, see how classic car consignment works.

Reputation

Birdeye shows 4.7 stars from 80 reviews, 78 of them from Google, as seen in October 2026. The company also says it has taken part in National Corvette Restorers Society and Bloomington Gold events and is a founding member of the National Corvette Museum, and it sponsors the Saratoga Auto Museum and CAPTAIN Community Human Services, all claims made on its own site. It hosts a free Cars & Coffee meet at the dealership on Saturday mornings, which ran from May to September in 2026.

Visiting and contact

The showroom is at 1928A U.S. Route 9, Clifton Park, New York 12065, the address used on the company's own website, although some directories show 1926. The phone number is 518-373-1403. The site lists hours of 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Thursday, Friday by appointment only, and closed on weekends. Call ahead before driving out to see a specific car.