Greenwich, Connecticut · Carriage House Motor Cars

Exceptional cars.
A considered approach.

BBS AUTOMOTIVE GROUP brings together vehicle acquisition, consignment, preservation and ownership discussions for clients interested in luxury, exotic and classic automobiles.

Whether you are looking for a particular vehicle, considering the sale of a collection car, or planning service and restoration, start with your priorities. Vehicle availability, scope of work and transaction terms should be confirmed for your individual requirements.

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1977 Porsche Carrera 3.0 Liter Targa — photograph from Carriage House Motor Cars — 1977 Porsche Carrera 3.0 Liter Targa · Carriage House Motor Cars source photograph. Editorial image; current availability is not represented.

The business model

From acquisition to long-term ownership.

Our stated focus is the acquisition, presentation and preservation of premium automobiles. These conversations connect the practical needs of buyers, sellers and owners rather than treating every vehicle or transaction the same way.

01 · Acquire & consign

A considered route to buying and selling

Direct-purchase and consignment discussions begin with the vehicle, its ownership documentation, condition, provenance and your preferred outcome. For a buyer, the priorities may include a specific configuration or history. For a seller, timing, responsibilities and the difference between an outright purchase and a consignment arrangement matter.

Any acquisition or consignment commitment depends on an agreed vehicle review and written terms. Do not assume that an inquiry establishes a purchase offer, a listing agreement or a fixed selling price.

Understand purchase & consignment

02 · Service & preserve

Plan work around the individual car

Luxury and classic vehicles can have different mechanical, cosmetic and preservation priorities. A useful service or restoration conversation identifies the concern, existing records, intended use and the level of work you are considering. Maintenance, diagnosis and restoration should not be presented as interchangeable services.

Discuss inspection, parts considerations, proposed work and authorization before proceeding. Scope, specialist needs, estimates and scheduling must be confirmed for the particular vehicle.

Explore service & restoration

03 · Source & coordinate

Clarify logistics before making commitments

Domestic and international sourcing discussions may involve location, documentation, transport, insurance and destination requirements. Start by explaining where the vehicle is, where it needs to go and whether a purchase or import is involved. These details affect which arrangements are possible and who is responsible for each stage.

Import eligibility, customs obligations, carrier availability and delivery dates are case-dependent. Obtain relevant confirmations and written responsibilities before agreeing to shipment.

Discuss sourcing & logistics

04 · Finance & lease

Review the full ownership cost

Finance and lease discussions should address your intended use, purchase budget and the difference between a monthly figure and the total financial commitment. Compare relevant rates, fees, repayment terms, lease restrictions and end-of-term obligations in the actual written proposal.

This website does not make a lending decision or collect a credit application. Availability and eligibility require lender review where applicable; an inquiry is not an approval or a guarantee of terms.

Review financing considerations

Classic design · Individual character

Distinctive automobiles, seen clearly.

Our business model centers on rare, classic and luxury automobiles. These genuine source photographs show individual cars, rather than generated stock or invented offers.

Discuss the vehicle, its condition, records and your intended use with the dealership. Photography is part of the conversation—not a substitute for a current availability check or vehicle inspection.

Discuss your requirements

1959 Mercedes-Benz 300SL — photograph from Carriage House Motor Cars — 1959 Mercedes-Benz 300SL · Carriage House Motor Cars source photograph. Editorial image; current availability is not represented.

For buyers

Start with the car that suits your priorities.

Tell us what matters most: model or era, intended use, configuration, condition expectations, location and a realistic purchase range. An initial conversation helps establish the questions to ask about current availability or a potential sourcing discussion.

Ask about available vehicles

Evidence belongs at the centre of the decision

Before committing to a vehicle, verify its identity and the documents available for review. Ask about title status, mileage, service history, condition, equipment and any stated restoration work. For classic or collector cars, originality, provenance and the scope of prior modifications may be especially important.

A photograph or a model description cannot replace a vehicle-specific inspection. Agree how to review the car, what an independent inspection can cover and what information remains uncertain. Confirm the total price and any written warranty or other protection actually offered before signing transaction documents.

Read the vehicle-review guide

For owners & sellers

A clear conversation about your next move.

A trade-in, a direct sale and consignment can lead to different responsibilities and outcomes. Describe your vehicle and your objectives first, then compare the arrangements that may be suitable rather than assuming one route is best.

Prepare a useful vehicle overview

Have the year, make, model, approximate mileage, ownership status and a description of condition ready. Mention known issues, modifications, service or restoration records and any finance balance. Supporting documents can be discussed through an appropriate channel; do not send identity or account information through a general inquiry.

Prepare for a trade-in discussion

Separate an appraisal from an agreement

A preliminary value discussion is not necessarily an offer. An actual purchase or consignment arrangement should specify the vehicle, agreed price or fee basis, responsibilities, required documents and any conditions. Ask how liens, possession, insurance and collection or delivery will be handled before accepting terms.

Compare your selling options

A practical process

Know what happens next.

Each request is different. Use these stages to frame the conversation and keep important decisions explicit.

01
Explain the objective
Share whether you are buying, selling, trading, preserving a vehicle or exploring logistics. Include the context needed for an initial discussion, without sending sensitive financial documents.
02
Confirm the facts
Review vehicle identity, availability, documentation and condition. For service or sourcing, clarify what assessment or specialist confirmation is required before a proposal can be made.
03
Review the proposal
Read the actual price, scope, responsibilities and applicable conditions. Ask questions about costs, finance terms, consignment arrangements or delivery obligations before agreeing.
04
Agree the next step
Proceed only when relevant documents and instructions are clear. An email or general inquiry alone does not authorize work, reserve a vehicle or complete a transaction.

Before you contact us

Good questions lead to clearer decisions.

Our supporting pages explain the questions and documents that matter in a premium vehicle conversation. They provide general guidance, not a vehicle-specific offer or a substitute for transaction documents.

Read all frequently asked questions

How do I confirm which vehicles are available?

Contact the dealership with your requirements and ask for current vehicle-specific information. This website does not publish an unverified stock list, price or vehicle history. Confirm the details directly before making travel or purchase arrangements.

Can I discuss selling or consigning my vehicle?

Yes—start by explaining your vehicle, ownership position and objectives. Whether a direct acquisition or consignment arrangement is suitable depends on the vehicle review and agreed terms; a general inquiry is not a purchase commitment.

Does a financing inquiry mean approval?

No. Financing discussions are separate from a lender's decision. Any eligibility, rates, costs or lease terms must be reviewed in the actual proposal and required documentation. Do not submit sensitive credit information in a general email or message.

Speak with BBS

Tell us what you have in mind.

Contact us directly by telephone or email to introduce your vehicle requirements or ownership question. A detailed message helps establish the context; it does not make a reservation, create a sales agreement or authorize service work.

(203) 661-6669 supportinfo@bbsautomotivegroupinc.com

25 Railroad Avenue
Greenwich, Connecticut 06830

Please call before visiting. Do not include Social Security numbers, passwords, payment-card or bank details, or identity-document images in a general inquiry.

Direct contact

Email or call the dealership

Share your requirements or question by email, or call to discuss the next step. For vehicle-specific requests, include the information needed for an initial conversation without sending sensitive personal or financial documents.

supportinfo@bbsautomotivegroupinc.com

Email BBS AUTOMOTIVE GROUP Call (203) 661-6669

An inquiry does not reserve a vehicle, authorize work or establish financing terms.