Can I race it without risk of damage?

One of the most frequent questions we get here at Smith's is how can I have fun with an exotic without excessive risk to the vehicle?

We know you didn't buy this vehicle just to have it sit in a garage and look beautiful. There are some low risk / impact motor sports that are well suited to classic and exotic vehicles.

The SCCA (Sports Car Club of America) holds regular Autocross events that challenge drivers skills and the capabilities of the vehicle. Autocross, otherwise known as solo racing, involves a course laid out with cones in a slalum. Drivers are challenged to complete the course in the shortest amount of time, and are penalized for knocking down cones or not completing the layout as designed.

Take a look at the video below of a 1970 MGB and its owner enjoying a solo course together, to see how much fun you can have with an exotic in the SCCA.

Video Credit to amhou2000 "Autocross at the 2013 Matt Ammon Memorial Driving School", YouTube.com

What about a more tame option?

So you arent a racer, but still enjoy the beauty of quality craftsmanship?

There are car shows, and enthusiasts groups all over the country waiting for you and your favorite new car to join.

Img Credit to Mark Soetebier"no title", pexels.com

What should I do to ensure my exotic is maintained to last?

That classic leather and beautiful shine turned your head the first time you saw it... and you want to keep it that way?

Smith's gets it. We spoil our vehicles too! We offer in house services for regular maintenance of your vehicle. All vehicles purchased at Smith's come with a yearly 100 point checklist to provide you with feedback on any systems that will need to be repaired.

Img Credit to peoplecreations "Car parts in repair garage", Freepik.com

We also partner with a local touchless car wash and detailing center. Use this QR code to recieve 20% off your next detailing.