Gullwing Motor Cars, Inc

To Peter Fenlon. Even back in 2013, you couldn't find any year Pantara driveable for $25k in the U.S. Your expert is a moron!

I offered Peter Kumar at Gullwing Motor Cars a wonderful XK120 Roadster. He recognized it's originality and quality and promptly paid my asking price. Since that time a good friend has purchased several cars from Gullwing and considered them all good values. In addition, Gullwing's Sales Manager, Anthony Stella is very easy to do business with. These people can be relied upon and make buying and selling easy and fun.

Over the years I have done 4 deals with Peter Kumar. I currently own over 40 cars and while many are core to my collection, there are always a few just for fun.

I have both bought and sold to Peter Kumar and to say I received great service from him and Anthony, would be a serious understatement. Peter, has always acted like the gentleman I now know him to be and how I wish we could have more like him.

He does have all kinds of cars, because he will purchase absolutely anything, but he has a very different selling model to almost every other classic car dealer, he takes small margins and moves on. Does that mean his cars will be perfect all the time, no, but that is always reflected in the price.

I like to say you get what you pay for in life, you cannot expect to buy a concours car at driver money.

Peter Kumar has been fantastic to me on both sides of the deal and I would happily send him money again on a verbal handshake.

Gullwing and Peter Kumar gets the highest review possible from me

Peter

Anthony was straight forward and easy to deal with. When something went wrong prior to the car shipping (not ideal but sometimes accidents happen), they were good to take care of it in a reasonable amount of time and to my satisfaction. Would definitely but from them again!

I have not purchased a car or sold a car through Gullwing Motor Cars, but was invited to leave feedback anyway. I will tell you that I ended up selling my classic car though other means, after being told summarily that Gullwing Motors would not be the least bit interested in consigning it or even open to the possibility of learning more about it. My car turned out to be worth FAR MORE than the original asking price to the new owner, as it was a long-lost prototype of a car that was never put into production but the staff at Gullwing could not be bothered. Their loss, and I will not turn to them the next time I wish to get rid of my soon-to-be-delivered classic either, unless I wish to purchase an overpriced European model in serious need of refurbishment and restoration.