Velocity Grows Authorized Restomod Dealer Network to 15 Locations
Velocity's expansion into 15 high-end dealerships across nine states from New York to California signals the next phase of restomod retail…
Velocity, the builder of “Re-Engineered Classics,” continues to expand its national footprint as its authorized dealer network grows to 15 luxury dealerships across nine states. With placements in premier automotive showrooms across the country, customers can now experience and test drive Velocity’s reengineered classics closer to home, company officials stated in a press release.
Velocity’s Growing National Dealer Network
The growing network includes partnerships with luxury dealerships from coast to coast, such as McLaren Boston, McLaren Scottsdale, McLaren Denver, RK Motors, Autosport Design and members of the Warren Henry Automotive Group, among others. The current dealerships span California, Arizona, Colorado, Texas, North Carolina, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Velocity’s home state of Florida. These strategic relationships will make it easier for potential customers to view and drive Velocity vehicles in person and reflect an increasing demand for premium restomods across high-end dealerships, noted the release.
The Evolution of Restomod Sales
Unlike traditional specialty builders, Velocity operates a consignment-based dealer model that allows retail partners to showcase inventory without upfront acquisition costs. Each dealership receives dedicated showroom displays, branded marketing materials and access to professional photography and video assets to support sales efforts.
For clients seeking a bespoke experience, dealers also have access to Velocity’s 14 to 16-week build slots, allowing customers to configure vehicles tailored to their exact specifications, the company said. Velocity also has several spec builds available for immediate shipment to a buyer.
“The way specialty vehicles are sold is evolving,” said Velocity CEO Stuart Wilson. “Restomods are no longer confined to small shop builders or private commissions. Today, customers can walk into a luxury showroom, see the vehicle in person and get behind the wheel. Our dealer model reflects that shift and positions Velocity at the forefront of this next phase of the industry.”
Velocity’s current production lineup includes:
- 1966-77 Ford Broncos
- 1967-68 Ford Mustangs
- 1987-91 Fox Body Mustangs
- 1967-72 Ford F-100s
- 1967-79 F-150s
- 1967-79 Ford F-250s
- 1973-79 F-350s
- 1967-72 Chevy C10s
- 1967-72 Chevy K10s
- 1969-72 Chevy K5 Blazers
- 1971-80 International Scout IIs
Additional models are currently in development as the company expands its portfolio of modernized American classics. Velocity says that it plans to continue growing its authorized dealer presence to new cities and states while maintaining a curated partnership strategy.
