Mohr Imported Cars

I had my introduction to sports, and exotic cars here. I actually test drove two different Ferraris with Al Mohr. What a great guy! I don't think I have ever had that much fun in such a short period of time! Great place to go during Monterey car week. Unfortunately Mohr imports has become "appointment only" Still worth going to however. Quality people.

1965 K Code Fastback purchased through BaT Extremely professional and helpful; would purchase from Mohr Imports again.

The QUALITY of cars at Mohr Imports in the BEST in the Monterey Bay. Have you stopped by lately or checked their site?

I purchased a 1994 Porsche 968 Cabriolet from Mohr Imports through Bring-A-Trailer just before Christmas. It arrived at my home in a covered trailer via a transport company recommended by Mohr two days ago. This was my first BaT purchase and I wasn't sure what to expect, but Mohr Imports and Steve Kittrell were prompt and professional in every aspect of the sale, from complete and accurate auction photos, videos and descriptions, to handling all the title transfer and registration paperwork.

The Porsche was exactly as advertised, right down to the minor paint flaws, and appears to be in very good mechanical shape. The engine is strong, the transmission shifts well, the brakes and steering are spot on and, most surprisingly for a 25+ year old convertible, the 968 exhibits no squeaks or rattles, even on our terrible Tuolumne County back roads! Thank you, Mohr Motors and Steve, for making my first Bring-A-Trailer purchase a pleasant one - it was most appreciated!

Thank you Adam! For years Mohr Imports has helped me manage my collection of cars and find me excellent examples of Ferrari's, Porsche's and other exotics. Really, the only place to go in the Monterey area.

What a pleasure Adam is to work with. Great cars and an amazing location right in the middle of the car Mecca of Monterey CA. Nice venue and friendly staff!

I was on the hunt for a pristine 987 Boxster/Cayman for a pretty long time (on and off for about 2 years), but nothing had stood out to me until I saw one posted by Mohr Imports online. It was a great, low mileage example with all service records from the dealership and a local independent shop in town. I decided to give Adam a call right before he closed up shop one day to chat about it. Adam took the time to answer my questions and even schedule a weekend visit to check out the car, since I lived about an hour away and wouldn't be able to test drive on a weekday.

It was the most pleasant car buying experience I've ever had, and I'm pretty sure I was buying the cheapest car in their inventory! Huge thank you to Adam for the great experience. I appreciate you answering the millions of questions I had, and for keeping me updated every step of the way. I'll check back in with you when I need another toy!

After purchasing a Porsche 356 from Adam at Mohr Imports I felt compelled to share my experience. From my first contact to the after sale follow-up, every step of the transaction has been excellent. Honest description of the car and help all the way through the process. I have purchased dozens of classic cars over the years, and this was one of my best experiences. I hope to do business again with Adam and Mohr imports and I would recommend them to anyone.

Purchased a vehicle from Mohr online, the vehicle was not described properly, and the mileage was not the actual mileage that the vehicle represented. The car had been completely repainted and I was told that just the hood had a repaint. They did nothing to resolve the issue. Stay away from this dealer, do yourself a favor!

This place is nice and they have good vintage cars, the only reason that I am giving the three stars that I walked their twice and I wasn't able to find somebody to talk to. I looked at the cars and enjoyed even walking in their garage for over ten minutes but no body showed up.

The senior mr Mohr has an extensive knowledge of motorsports racing history at Laguna Seca. Inventory usually includes some 911s and other performance coupes. Some consignment cars last I visited a jaguar, some 308 Ferraris and a 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda.

For four days, I tried to work with them to buy a car; by work with, I mean show up, call, and do my best to say please let me see the car, drive it, and buy it. With it being car week, the owner Adam was evidently more concerned with selling his more expensive cars than spending 20 minutes with me to sell a car. As a serious buyer with cash in my pocket, it clearly tells me where these guys values lie.

I purchased a classic car from Adam Mohr last year. Prior to ordering, I was told the car was in good working condition (I had it inspected by a local dealer of that marque to double check), that the paint was original, bright, and consistent, and the car had no issues. Flash forward to when the car arrived in Europe. I immediately noticed some bubbling of the paint under the rear window seal.

Thought it was unusual. I e-mailed Mr. Mohr about it and he said he just 'hadn't noticed it.' When my wife was in the car she noticed her passenger seat wouldn't adjust, turns out the cable that was hooked to the electric motor was shredded. 150 euros to repair. The bubbling paint under the rear window seal? Turns out it was RUST. It is a common problem for this particular car model and something that someone as experienced as Mr. Mohr can not fail to miss.

The bill from the local marque center? 1500 euros. The best part is yet to come, when the car was taken into the shop for the window repair, the repairman remarked, "Oh, your car has been repainted." That is the LAST thing you want to hear when you own a classic car, utterly destroys the value of the vehicle. Sure enough, pulling up the window seals not only reveals that the car was repainted, but it was repainted with a low-budget-low-quality windows-left-in repair.

Not disclosed by Mr. Mohr prior to the sale. Mr. Mohr sells fantastic cars, but buy at your own risk. He either 1) does not inspect his cars thoroughly prior to selling them or 2) knowingly does not disclose issues with the vehicle in order to keep potential buyers thinking they are buying museum pieces, and charging accordingly.