Private Collection Motors

I was on the market for a Range Rover for quiet some time but after calling around dealer to dealer most sales guys made me deal uncomfortable. Timothy is too honest to be a sales guy, he even told me about a small chip before I went in. Thank you.

Rich was great to work with . No pressure !! Was a great experience... BEAUTIFUL CARS ! Great Dealership..,,,, would come back Love my new Porsche !

It was a amazing experience and will definitely visit their site on my next one. The car was as described over the phone with no hidden surprises. Thanks.

Sales and office staff are very knowledgeable about the high end cars they sell. Just bought my third Mercedes from them and couldn’t be happier. The sales guys are not high pressure car salesman and they are fun to deal with.

We were extremely impressed with their showroom, delivery, no haggle pricing so we did not end up spending a day waiting for the sale manager to work you into all the stuff you do not need. I came to pick up the car next Monday they have the car all detailed up for us. I will return for my next purchase.

Seems to keep high quality high end used cars. Facility is a bit of of problem being a warehouse, they have to keep moving cars around but the guys don't seem to mind. Overall recommend.

Was sold a lemon Porsche Boxster that was falsely represented, and want to warn you all from buying from this shady dealer. I bought a Boxster from here and during the test drive felt the manual transmission had some issues but was assured it was nothing to worry about, and plus the car supposedly had a warranty so even if it had an issue it could get fixed. Unfortunately, barely a week later the transmission did in fact fail as I feared (my worst fear is buying a used car and having it fail right away). I went to a nearby Porsche shop, had to pay over $2000 to fix it, and the warranty did not cover it! This was just a week after buying it! I called Private Collection to see if they would help fix the situation and they refused to help in any way, claiming a failed transmission barely a week after buying is normal wear and tear. Let this be a warning to all that this place is super shady, and in my opinion, a scam dealer. Any reputable dealer would at least pay for half a repair like this when a car has a major failure only a week after buying it. There are so many places to find good used cars, its just not worth it to take a risk going to a place like this. - Chris.

Was sold a lemon Porsche Boxster that was falsely represented, and want to warn you all from buying from this shady dealer. I bought a Boxster from here and during the test drive felt the manual transmission had some issues but was assured it was nothing to worry about, and plus the car supposedly had a warranty so even if it had an issue it could get fixed. Unfortunately, barely a week later the transmission did in fact fail as I feared (my worst fear is buying a used car and having it fail right away). I went to a nearby Porsche shop, had to pay over $2000 to fix it, and the warranty did not cover it! This was just a week after buying it! I called Private Collection to see if they would help fix the situation and they refused to help in any way, claiming a failed transmission barely a week after buying is normal wear and tear. Let this be a warning to all that this place is super shady, and in my opinion, a scam dealer. Any reputable dealer would at least pay for half a repair like this when a car has a major failure only a week after buying it. There are so many places to find good used cars, its just not worth it to take a risk going to a place like this. - Chris.

Bought a 2012 Audi R8 with 19k miles and couldn’t be happier with the car or the experience. They gave me what I wanted for my 2013 Porsche Carrera 4 Cabriolet. I will be back in the future, thank you so much.

Arranged for a purchase of a vehicle while out of the country, completed all financing documents that were being fed ex'd overnight and received a bill of sale. Was later told by email a few hours later that the car I had purchased had been sold by the manager to someone else. Really? You sold me a car that you had already sold to someone else? Or you sold me a car and then decided to sell it to someone else insight. How can the manager sell a car that has already been sold? Don't waste your time, effort or money on this one