
The Cool Car Guy Presents
Collector cars. Race cars. Exotics. Muscle cars. Auctions. $5,000 oddballs. Seven-figure machines. NASCAR. Formula 1. Drifting. Rally. Builders. Dealers. Creators. Shops. Events. Road trips. Stories.
I think the whole thing is really cool. So I built an entire Island around it.

Search a car, person, event, business, story or keyword and find the Parking Spots around it.
Cars, stories, videos, businesses, opinions, discoveries, things for sale and whatever else I found interesting enough to give its own Parking Spot.
Cars for sale are part of this world. They’re nowhere close to the whole thing.
A classified site mostly answers one question:
βWhat’s for sale?β
Cool cars are a lot bigger than that.
There are collectors, racers, builders, YouTubers, photographers, dealers, auction companies, clubs, shops, manufacturers, event promoters, tracks, detailers, restorers, tuners, insurers, transporters and entire businesses built around people who can’t leave cool cars alone.
That sounds like content to me.
So thatβs what Iβm going to do here.
If you just want to look around at the cars, people and stories I park here…

Classics. Exotics. Muscle. Sports cars. Race cars. Tuners. Trucks. Restomods. Movie cars. Cheap oddballs. Million-dollar collectibles. If it’s interesting, I want to know why.
Owners. Collectors. Racers. Builders. Creators. Dealers. Photographers. Mechanics. Businesses. Event promoters. People with channels, stories, opinions and things worth showing other car people.
Auctions. Road trips. Racing. History. Market insanity. Restorations. Bad purchases. Great finds. Famous cars. Forgotten cars. Videos. Opinions. Adventures. That’s where the fun starts.


The world of cool cars is enormous, so I need enough room to wander around without turning the Island into a giant mess.
Here’s where things currently park:
π₯ Creators & Storytellers
Videos, reviews, opinions, stories, discoveries and people creating interesting automotive content.
π° For Sale
Cool cars, automotive products, services and other things offered for sale.
π¬ Make Offer
Vehicles and automotive things that might move for the right number.
π Exchange
Trades, swaps and automotive exchanges.
πΈ Showcase Only
Cars, collections, restorations and projects that aren’t for sale at all.
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Events & Experiences
Car shows, auctions, races, road trips and memorable automotive experiences.
Some of what gets parked here is mine. Some may belong to other people playing on the Island with me.
Either way, it gives me plenty to talk about.
Although, yes, you can park a car here too.
CoolCarGuy.com uses the mechanics of a listing site, so a Parking Spot can absolutely be used to sell a car, showcase a collection, promote a dealership, feature a product or introduce a business.
But that’s only part of the garage. A restoration. A race team. A creator. A movie car. An auction. A warning. A great experience. A terrible experience. A strange discovery. A story somebody else might actually want to find.
A Parking Spot can sell something. It can also tell the story around it.
And it still has to belong. If the connection to cool cars and everything around them makes sense, there’s probably a place for it here. For the broader automotive universe, I also built CarsFreak.com β the Island around everything cars. Because apparently one automotive Island wasn’t enough. π

That’s one of my favorite things about the way I designed the Island.
I create a lot of automotive content.
Stories. Cars. Opinions. Videos. Auctions. Road trips. Weird discoveries.
Months later, I don’t want to remember exactly when I posted something or dig through an endless social-media feed trying to find it again.
I want to remember one thing.
Tupac has been back in the news. I remembered that I had created a Parking Spot around the 1996 BMW 7 Series β Tupac’s $1.75 Million Mystery Machine β an old BMW somebody has been trying to sell for an eye-watering $1.75 million.
I didn’t go looking through old posts.
I typed:
There was the Parking Spot.
Done.
That’s cool.
That’s also the point.
Parking Spots aren’t just pages sitting somewhere on the Internet. They’re part of a searchable Island built around cool cars.
And if you create something here, you get the same tools I use.

You already did the hard part.
You bought the camera.
You shot the video.
You took the photographs.
You built the car, raced the car, restored the car, reviewed the car, covered the auction, traveled to the event or created the story.
Great.
I’m not asking you to stop doing any of that.
I’m giving you another place for one piece of that content to work.
Embed the YouTube video you already made.
Add the photographs you already have.
Tell the story.
Add your links, contact information and whatever you want people to do next.
Now that subject has its own page on CoolCarGuy.com and becomes part of the searchable Island.
A standard Parking Spot costs $7 one time.
You get the same basic Parking Spot tools I use:
Maybe you’re a racer. A collector. A dealer. A builder. A photographer. A shop. A creator. An event. A business. Or just somebody with a cool car and something interesting to say about it.
If it belongs on the Island, pull up a chair and claim a Parking Spot on the beach.
Build one. Share it. Watch what happens. Build another. Pretty soon you don’t have a Parking Spot β you have a Garage.
If that sounds useful, cool.
If not, keep looking around.
I’ll still be here creating more stuff.
The standard $7 Parking Spot is the starting point. There are also two optional one-time upgrades when they make sense:


Every Parking Spot connects to your profile.
Build one and you have an asset.
Keep creating and those Parking Spots collect inside your Garage β your cars, stories, videos, products, services, opinions, projects and whatever else belongs here.
Use AI to help create them. Use X, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn or wherever else makes sense to distribute them.
Then show somebody else what you did.
That’s where this gets interesting.
CoolCarGuy.com isn’t a giant software company or a done-for-you advertising agency. It’s a system I built and use myself.
There are instructions around the site to show you how it works.
You create your own Parking Spot.
Add your photos. Embed your video. Tell the story.
Add your links and whatever you want somebody to do next.
If that sounds like your kind of thing, have at it.
If not, no problem.
Enjoy the content.
I’ll still be here building cool stuff.
If you help me create paying customers for something I built, you should get paid for helping create that business.
I built the Garage. I create Parking Spots. I use them. I distribute them. And I show people what happens.
You can do the same thing.
The Affiliate Program is free to apply for. Once approved, you get your affiliate link.
Build your own Garage. Show somebody what you’re doing. If they grab a qualifying Parking Spot through your relationship, you earn 20% on the direct sale.
Want to build a network too?
You don’t get paid for joining. You don’t get paid just because somebody becomes an affiliate.
The product has to sell.
I BUILT THE ADVERTISING.
YOU CAN USE IT, SELL IT AND BUILD A NETWORK AROUND IT.
If you want the whole explanation, that’s what the Income Engine page is for.

Cars. Auctions. Racing. Dealers. Road trips. Market insanity. Great machines. Bad decisions. Weird stories. And whatever else catches my attention.

π΄ GET PAID FOR BROKERING ADVERTISING AROUND COOL CARS I BUILT THE ADVERTISING. YOU CAN BROKER IT TOO.…

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Explore the cars. Read the stories. Watch what gets built. Search the Island.
And if you want to park something of your own, beachfront starts at seven bucks.
Illustrations and examples are provided for educational, explanatory and editorial storytelling purposes.