Business ProfileforNew England Classic Car Co.

I paid over $20k for a 1980 *** that was represented to be a low mileage car in excellent condition for local driving by my wife. The car arrived with a meaningful oil leak (one quart of oil poured out upon pulling into the garage after delivery, and the cara barely ran. After taking it to a shop specializing in ******* cars, I learned all four cylinders failed a compression check requiring a rebuild. They also highlighted significant issues with the wiring, brakes, exhaust and fuel system. If that weren’t enough, they indicated the body had undergone significant (poorly executed) repairs contrary to how it was represented at purchase. They stated the vehicle mechanical condition was too poor to justify further work, and they suggested I buy something from the market to start from a better mechanical platform. The shop was not interested in working on the car I had purchased. Nothing I was told by Marc (owner of New England Classic Car Co) was true and pictures were misleading. I have ended up with a car that has no value beyond scrap. I sent a couple of messages to the company, but I never received a response to my complaints. There are many similar complaints online about this business, and I would like to help others be aware of their business practice. I had mentally moved on from this situation, but when I was shopping for a replacement *** for my wife, I came across many online ads where this company is trying sell the same “story” that I had roped me into the purchase.