
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. The cars, the people, the stories, the ridiculous prices, the brilliant builds and the occasional terrible decision with four wheels attached. 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 makes me stop, stare and think, โYeah… that deserves a Parking Spot.โ
Cars for sale are part of this world. They’re nowhere close to the whole thing.
A classified site mostly answers one question:
โWhat’s for sale?โ
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.
People have asked me for years what makes me The Cool Car Guy.
The answer is pretty simple:
THE CARS ARE WHAT’S COOL.
I’M JUST THE GUY WHO CONNECTS PEOPLE WITH THEM.
And when somebody asks me what counts as a cool car, my answer hasn’t changed much either:
Whatever is cool to you.
So thatโs what Iโm 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:
๐ฅ Creators & Storytellers
Videos, reviews, opinions, stories, discoveries and people creating interesting automotive content.
๐ฐ For Sale
Cool cars, automotive products, services and other things offered for sale.
๐ฌ Make Offer
Vehicles and automotive things that might move for the right number.
๐ Exchange
Trades, swaps and automotive exchanges.
๐ธ 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.
This is my automotive Island and my Garage is being built right here in the middle of it โ one Parking Spot, one car, one story and one strange automotive rabbit hole at a time.
The same Parking Spots are open to you. Build your own Garage. Make it completely different from mine. That’s the fun part.
Just don’t ask me to approve your choice of wheels. ๐
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 be the story.
That’s the part I like. A normal classified ad wants to know the year, make, model and price. I want to know why I should care.
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 โ the Island around everything cars. Because apparently one automotive Island wasn’t enough. ๐

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 โ Tupac’s $1.75 Million Mystery Machine โ 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.
I don’t want my best car stories buried somewhere between a birthday photo and whatever the algorithm decided I should care about that day.
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.

Yes, I know. Cars don’t usually belong on the beach. It’s my Island. We’ll figure it out. ๐
You don’t need a dealership, a YouTube channel, a car business or even a car to sell.
You just need something around cool cars worth building around.
A car. A story. A ridiculous auction result. A road trip. A restoration. A business. A creator. A race. A weird piece of automotive history. A bad purchase. A great find. Something you saw at Cars & Coffee and couldn’t stop thinking about.
Already shot the video? Took the photographs? Built the car? Raced it? Restored it? Reviewed it? Covered the auction?
Great. Park it.
Starting with nothing but an idea?
Great. Build something.
Use AI if it helps you research it, organize it, write it, improve the headline or figure out what makes the subject interesting.
Just make it true and make sure it actually belongs somewhere around cool cars.
Then give it a Parking Spot.
Now it has its own page on CoolCarGuy.com, its own URL and a place inside the searchable Island.
A standard Parking Spot costs $7 one time. No subscription. No scheduled renewal. No scheduled expiration.
I built this place because I wanted to use it myself first. My Garage uses the same Parking Spots I’m opening to you.
You get the same basic Parking Spot tools I use:
THE PARKING SPOT IS THE PRODUCT.
IT’S THE SAME PRODUCT I USE TO BUILD MY OWN GARAGE.
Maybe you’re already a racer, collector, dealer, builder, photographer, shop owner or creator.
Or maybe you’re none of those things yet.
Maybe you just think the world of cool cars is interesting enough to build something around.
Build one. Share it. Watch what happens. Build another.
Pretty soon you don’t have one Parking Spot.
You have a Garage.
If that sounds useful, cool. If not, keep looking around. I’ll still be here parking things that probably don’t belong together. ๐
The standard $7 Parking Spot is the starting point. There are also two optional one-time products when they make sense:
The Parking Spot stays the core product.


Every Parking Spot connects to your profile.
Build one and you have one page.
Keep creating and those Parking Spots collect inside your Garage โ your cars, stories, videos, products, services, opinions, projects and whatever else belongs here.
Think of it like a real garage. One interesting car is cool. Open the door and see ten completely different things parked inside and now I want to know who owns the place.
That’s the idea.
Your Garage can become your own cool-car Channel inside my Island.
Maybe yours is vintage Porsches. Cheap speed. Auctions. Racing. Weird Japanese imports. Movie cars. Detailing. Restorations. Bad automotive ideas you somehow survived.
Good. Make it yours.
I’m doing the same thing with mine.
Use AI to help create. Use X, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn or wherever else makes sense to distribute it.
Then show somebody else what you built.
That’s where the Garage starts becoming more than a place to park things.
Don’t panic. No salesman is going to appear and ask what monthly payment you want. ๐
CoolCarGuy.com isn’t a giant software company or a done-for-you advertising agency. It’s a self-service system I built because I wanted to use it myself โ then I opened the same tools to you.
Click Grab A Spot. Choose the category that fits. Add your photos, writing, videos, links and whatever you want somebody to do next.
If you can build a Facebook post, upload a Marketplace ad or spend forty-five minutes configuring a car you’ll never order, you can probably build a Parking Spot. ๐
If staring at a blank page makes your brain hurt, use AI. I do.
Just make it true and make sure it belongs somewhere around cool cars.
Then have at it.
I spent a lot of years making a living by connecting people with cars. This is a different vehicle, but the basic idea still makes perfect sense to me.
I built CoolCarGuy.com. I create Parking Spots. I build my Garage. I use the product. I distribute what I create. I watch what gets attention. And I show people what I’m doing.
You can use the same product and do the same thing.
The Affiliate Program is free to apply for. Approval is required. You do not have to buy a Parking Spot just to become an affiliate.
Build your Garage. Show somebody what you’re doing.
If somebody buys a qualifying $7 Parking Spot through your affiliate relationship, you earn 20% on the direct sale.
If that assigned customer comes back later and buys another qualifying Parking Spot or other commissionable Cool Car Guy product?
You’re not getting paid because somebody liked a Ferrari, watched a video or clicked your link.
The product has to sell.
Want to build a connected network too?
You don’t get paid for joining.
You don’t get paid just because somebody becomes an affiliate.
You don’t get paid just because somebody clicks a link.
I BUILT THE PRODUCT.
YOU CAN USE IT, SELL IT AND BUILD A NETWORK AROUND IT.
The cars are still the cool part. I’m still just connecting people with things I think are worth seeing.
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. Me, the Garage crew and whatever else catches our attention next.


A Garage Talk story about cool cars, compounding visibility, and what happens when a story refuses to disappear.…

By The Cool Car Guyโข Let me begin with something most advertising websites would never tell you: CoolCarGuy.com…

Explore the cars. Read the stories. Watch what gets built. Search the Island.
If something around cool cars deserves more than a disappearing post, give it a Parking Spot. Then go find the next one.
Illustrations and examples are provided for educational, explanatory and editorial storytelling purposes.