We separate fact from fiction, the best from the merely adequate, and we make a sincere effort to represent our assets correctly. We develop close relationships with collectors — we share their well-informed enthusiasm for spectacular cars of all eras, ensuring satisfaction for both buyer and seller alike.
We want to think Speedart as not the average car dealership with the hostile sales environment or constant pressure the staff feels from consummating deals but rather a gathering spot of aficionados that love talking all things motorsports. Even if you are not ready yet or just in the initial stages of your ownership journey you are welcome to stop by and we will discuss discreetly your motoring needs over coffee and jazz.
Our business philosophy is based on the simple principle of engaging in the trade of significant automobiles and motorcycles in a transparent and full disclosure manner with the utmost integrity. No antiquated sales tactics here… we are too busy sharing our passion and enthusiasm with like-minded owners and sourcing some of the most legendary motorcars ever conceived the world over.
Just like art, the market for iconic automobiles can be perplexing. Buyers and sellers have to navigate a treacherous landscape at times, and the internet or public auctions could impose certain risks with associated added costs. Our approach is to rely on accurate representations, impeccable attention to detail, and unparalleled expertise.
As an independent dealer, we are fortunate to cover a diverse selection from the past and present without the limitations sometimes imposed by manufacturers to franchised sellers. We represent vehicles that we believe in and that meet our stringent criteria, including cars and motorbikes from our private collection. All in all, we would not attempt to retail a vehicle that we would not be proud of driving ourselves.
Since our focus is channeled towards the enthusiast, we rarely entertain offerings of automobiles as mere transportation. That being said, not every vehicle that makes it in our floor is a million-dollar supercar. Just consider for a moment that some of today’s most desirable specimens could be purchased relatively inexpensively not that long ago. We can personally attest to this and to our great dismay in numerous occasions. As such, we feel very strongly on certain investment-grade “modern classics” we believe are destined for greatness while currently enjoyed by spirited drivers.
The same applies to certain modern domestic or import thoroughbreds that offer the latest in technology and safety, without compromising the appeal and charisma of a truly great sporting machine.
