GR Auto Gallery

Buyer Beware. Purchasing my dream car—a 1967 Pontiac Firebird—should have been an exciting milestone. Instead, it has been one of the most disappointing purchases I've ever made. After an inspection by an independent classic car shop, I was told the vehicle was not safe to drive. I was also informed the undercarriage was extensively rusted with welded patches and coating that appeared to conceal its condition. Since the car was shipped to me in North Carolina, I haven't been able to drive it even one mile. What a heartbreaking and costly experience.

Excellent communication, quick follow up, knowledgeable and friendly, very professional, hope to work with them soon!

Chris McClory did a fantastic job answering my questions, even though we were unable to agree on price, Chris was pleasant and courteous with our interactions. Even though I did not purchase a vehicle at this time I would not hesitate to reach out to them again.

Easy to work with timely delivery of vehicle.Delivery driver was courteous and on time.

I’ve seen many good cars priced not too bad. The quotes for my car is traded in not as good as I anticipated not try to finance yet, but I am interested in working with the company. We’ll see how it goes.

Chris was informative , and responsive- nice selection of cars and provided me with requested information

Very responsive, explain how the purchase of a vehicle works clearly and continue to answer questions during the shipping process

Very professional helpful and kind. Sorry we couldn’t make a deal. Thanks, John S.

GR Auto Gallery is the shadiest consignor of cars I've ever met in my 20 plus years of collecting cars. GR actually threatens legal actions if you attempt to communicate with the car's owner. GR apparently has numerous complaints about not disclosing the actual condition of the car. GR then attempts to add extra fees after an agreed price has been reached. Then their contract says title may take up to "75 days," and if you elect to use the shipping option, it could take up to 3 weeks to "prepare" the car to ship. GR said a copy of the vehicle title was attached to the contract, which it was not. Several attempts to gain additional information about the car was not easy to come by. Simple information like an actual condition of the car and age and size of tires were nowhere to be found in the vehicle description other than the vehicle may need some "tlc" My advice, unless you like major surprises and dealing with untrustworthy people is to stay far, far away from GR Auto Gallery.

Sold my 1971 corvette with GR. Jennifer and the guys were great. Provided me with an easy seller agreement and nice detailed, photo filled listing for my car. Nice facility to keep your car in while waiting to be sold. I would use them again.