Beverly Hills Car Club

Reviews

• JL

  Jim Liberty

  3 days ago
  5.0
  I recently purchased a 1957 VW BUG from Beverly Hills. I am a restorer and dealer too. It is not often I buy from a dealer, but I really wanted this car. It was everything they told me on the phone, and more. I NEVER buy a car without seeing and driving it. BUT, I did this time. Totally satisfied with the entire experience. Thanks Sam. ............Jim Liberty Liberty Motorsports
• DD

  Dancincrow

  4 days ago
  5.0
  Despite the fact that 100% of inventory here is out of my league, I recently contacted them via email with a “non sales” story about my appreciation for classic Rolls Royce vehicles I’d seen on their website. In these days of slacking Customer Service, I was shocked when I received a personal email response from John on their Sales Team. I wasn’t buying anything, I wasn’t asking for a quote, yet John took the time to write back. Thank you John, excellent service.
• MB

  Michael Bronson

  6 days ago
  1.0
  They lied to a Veteran and sold him a car that was not in the actual condition they described before the purchase. The Nova arrived with many serious undisclosed issues. They told the veteran that they would take the car back after he gave them an additional $5500. ITS AWFUL THAT THEY WOULD DO THIS TO ANY HUMAN BEING, BUT DISGUSTING TO DO THIS TO A VETERAN.
• OL

  Orly Lynch

  Aug 26, 2026
  1.0
  They may have a great selection of cars, but if you plan on selling to these guys, don’t expect much. I was recently lowballed the hell out of for my 560SEL. No where near my asking price at all. I understand that they aren’t gonna come in at that price, but it was 5 thousand less than an already conservative asking price from me.
• HI

  Harrison N. Greene III

  Aug 26, 2026
  5.0
  Want to contextualize what i'm about to say, I sold cars for seven years, went from the floor to internet sales manager, to floor manager to finance, and eventually GSM. This is not your typical dealership. The cars on offer are amazing and varied, but they're also, generally, vintage, well out of warranty and have lived a life, much like you have, some ups, some downs. As such, you need to be realistic about what you may be purchasing. In reading some of the reviews here, it seems as though many people think that cars this old are coming from a new used car factory, upset by bondo, or a respray, or accident damage on a 40+ year old car, again, it's just not realistic. That said, also keep in mind these guys don't do service and don't have a body shop - these are the actual profit centers for a traditional dealership. Meaning they only make money when they sell a car. So be honest with them about what you're trying to do and I found, especially with my salesperson, Alpha Dixon, that they'll be honest with you. Leads me to my last point, I found the communication here to be open, honest, and realistic. I was buying a 50+ year old needle in a haystack, they let me put it on a lift to inspect the underside, send pics to my mechanic back in NYC, and gave me ample time to inspect the car inside and out. Again, all I can ask for when buying something this age in 'as-is, where is' condition. Be realistic, open and honest and I think you'll be very pleasantly surprised by the team at Beverly Hills Car Club. Thanks again to Alpha, looking forward to doing business again soon!

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