BBS AUTOMOTIVE GROUP · Carriage House Motor Cars

A considered approach to exceptional automobiles.

BBS Automotive Group, Inc., operating as Carriage House Motor Cars, is an automobile dealership based at 25 Railroad Avenue in Greenwich, Connecticut. Our business model connects luxury, exotic and classic vehicle acquisition with consignment, preservation, specialist service and ownership discussions.

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Ownership & company identity

Florence K. McLaughlin

Owner · BBS Automotive Group, Inc.

Florence K. McLaughlin is the owner of BBS Automotive Group, Inc. The company operates as Carriage House Motor Cars, with its principal office in Greenwich, Connecticut.

The company’s focus brings together the interests of collectors, premium-vehicle buyers and owners who want to buy, sell, preserve or service a distinctive automobile. A useful first conversation starts with the individual vehicle and the client’s objectives—not a generic promise about price, availability or outcome.

For a vehicle, consignment or service inquiry, contact the dealership through the business telephone or email below. Explain what you are considering so the relevant vehicle information, responsibilities and next step can be discussed clearly.

Corporate name: BBS Automotive Group, Inc.
Operating name: Carriage House Motor Cars
Registration date: August 3, 1994
Corporate form: Stock corporation
Business category: Automobile dealership · new and used vehicles
Principal office: 25 Railroad Avenue, Greenwich, Connecticut 06830

Our automotive focus

Character worth understanding.

Classic design and specialist ownership needs sit at the heart of our business model. Vehicle identity, provenance and condition remain the basis for a useful discussion, whether the objective is acquisition, consignment or preservation.

1969 Maserati Ghibli Spider — photograph from Carriage House Motor Cars — 1969 Maserati Ghibli Spider · Carriage House Motor Cars source photograph. Editorial image; current availability is not represented.

Our approach

The individual car comes first.

Distinctive automobiles deserve more than a model name and a photograph. Identity, provenance, condition, documentation and intended use all influence the right next step. Our approach is to frame those questions before discussing a purchase, a selling arrangement or a scope of work.

For buyers and collectors

Explain the model or era, configuration, condition expectations and intended use you have in mind. The discussion can then focus on relevant vehicle information, records and inspection questions. Current availability and vehicle-specific facts should be confirmed directly before travel or purchase arrangements.

For owners and sellers

Describe your vehicle, ownership position and preferred outcome. A direct sale, consignment or trade-in may create different responsibilities for pricing, possession, insurance and documentation. Compare the actual written terms rather than assuming that one arrangement suits every vehicle.

Four connected business pillars

From acquisition to long-term ownership.

Our working model combines the commercial and practical aspects of premium vehicle ownership. The scope of a particular engagement depends on the car, the client’s priorities and the arrangements agreed.

01 · Acquisition & consignment

A clear route to buying and selling

Selective acquisition and consignment discussions begin with condition, provenance, ownership records and market context. An outright purchase transfers the vehicle under an agreed sale; consignment involves a separate arrangement for presentation, marketing and negotiation.

Before proceeding, clarify the price or fee basis, possession, insurance, required documents and authority to sell. A preliminary conversation is not a purchase offer or a consignment agreement.

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02 · Service & preservation

Plan work around the specific vehicle

Maintenance, diagnosis, mechanical restoration and cosmetic preservation can serve different needs. A classic or luxury car’s age, prior work, service records and intended use help establish which questions to investigate and which priorities matter.

Discuss assessment, specialist needs, parts considerations and proposed work before authorizing a service or restoration scope. Estimates, scheduling and completion must be confirmed for the individual vehicle.

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03 · Sourcing & logistics

Understand the journey before agreeing

Domestic and international sourcing may involve the vehicle’s location, ownership documents, inspection arrangements, transportation, insurance and destination requirements. These details affect how a potential acquisition or shipment can be organized.

Import eligibility, taxes and duties, registration requirements, carrier availability and timing vary by case. Confirm the relevant obligations and written responsibilities before making shipment commitments.

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04 · Finance & leasing

Look beyond a monthly payment

Finance and lease discussions can be part of a purchase conversation, but the total financial commitment matters. Review the actual rate, term, fees, down payment, vehicle eligibility and any lease restrictions or end-of-term obligations.

Any lending decision or offered terms remain subject to the applicable provider’s review. The website does not collect a credit application, make a lending decision or guarantee approval.

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Sourcing & shipment conversations

Define responsibilities at every stage.

A car that is not local introduces questions beyond the vehicle itself. Establish where it is, where it needs to go, which documents are available and what independent assessment or specialist advice may be needed.

Before a vehicle moves

Discuss who is responsible for inspection, ownership transfer, collection, transport, insurance and delivery. For an import, confirm eligibility and the destination’s legal and registration requirements with the relevant professionals before agreeing to a route.

A sourcing inquiry does not guarantee that a particular vehicle can be acquired, imported or delivered on a fixed date. Clear confirmations and written terms help distinguish a proposal from a commitment.

A practical starting point

Prepare the information that matters.

Bring enough context for an initial discussion without sending sensitive identity, financial or account documents in a general inquiry.

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If you are buying

Share your preferred vehicle type, intended use, important specifications, condition expectations and purchase range. Ask what current vehicle-specific information and inspection arrangements are available.

If you are selling or arranging work

Have the year, make, model, approximate mileage, ownership status and known condition issues ready. Mention relevant service or restoration records, modifications and the outcome you want to achieve.

Our Greenwich location

Start a conversation with BBS.

Contact the dealership to discuss current vehicle requirements, selling options, preservation or ownership questions. Please call before visiting so the relevant availability and next step can be confirmed.

25 Railroad Avenue
Greenwich, Connecticut 06830