Strictly collector cars
Buy and sell collector cars. $5 to list.
Browsing is free. Listing takes about 10 minutes and costs a flat $5. No commission, no buyer fees. Buyers contact you directly.
1970 Porsche · San Diego, CA
911 T "RS Pro Touring" 3.6 G50 Patrick Motorsports
$220,000
$5
Flat listing fee
0%
Commission
~10 min
To list a car
90 days
Listing stays live
How it works
Describe your car
Add specs, photos and the story. Enter the VIN and the factory data fills in.
Pay $5 and publish
That's the whole fee. Nothing more when it sells.
Deal with buyers directly
Buyers contact you from the listing. You work out the price and the handoff.
Value guide
What's it worth?
Sold prices from public auction results, not asking prices. Every number shows the sales behind it. Powered by Fully Sorted.
Questions
How much does it cost to sell a car on CollectorCarList?
A flat $5, paid once through Stripe when you publish. The listing stays live for 90 days. There is no commission, no percentage of the sale price, no premium tier, and no fee when the car sells. That $5 is the whole cost.
Are there any fees for buyers?
No. Browsing, searching, and contacting sellers is free. No buyer premium, no membership fee, and you don't need an account to see prices.
How do I list my collector car?
Three steps: describe the car (specs, story, photos; entering the VIN fills in the factory specs), pay the flat $5 fee, and publish. It takes about 10 minutes. Listings are reviewed before going live to keep the site strictly collector cars.
What kinds of cars can be listed?
Collector vehicles only: classics, vintage cars, enthusiast cars, and modern collectibles. Every listing is reviewed before it goes live. Ordinary daily drivers are not accepted. That's the point of the site.
How do buyers and sellers connect?
Directly. A buyer contacts the seller from the listing page and the two of you work it out. CollectorCarList does not broker the sale and does not take a cut.
How do I know what a collector car is worth?
Use the free Value Guide at collectorcarlist.com/value-guide, powered by Fully Sorted. It shows sold prices from public auction results, not asking prices, and lists the comparable sales behind every number.