About
A small house that buys its own cars.
EPC Motors has sold motorcars from Barcelona since 1998. The initials are the three families who still argue about what is allowed on the floor.
Clients come because the cars are described accurately. The showroom is on Calle Pau Claris, on the first floor. The address does not change the rule: a car is either good enough to buy in, or it is someone else’s problem. Stock is left-hand drive unless a listing says otherwise.
We keep the list short on purpose. The Barcelona showroom does not hold forty cars, and we have no interest in pretending it does. What is here has been paid for. What is reserved is marked as reserved. What has sold stays visible for a little while, because a record of what left is more useful than a page that only ever says available.
Viewing is by appointment. That is not a performance. It is so the specialist who bought the car, and the workshop that prepared it, are not in the middle of something else when you arrive.
How a purchase usually goes
01
Write, or call
Tell us the car, or the kind of car. If it is already on the list, we will hold a viewing.
02
Come to Barcelona
An hour is usual. The history folder is on the table. The car is not hidden behind three others.
03
Agree the number
Price, part-exchange and any illustration of funding. Nothing is sprung at the point of a signature.
04
Leave, or we deliver
Collection from Barcelona, or a covered transporter. The folder goes with the key.
The desk
Three people. One buys, one prepares the car, and one sits with you until the question has an answer.
- CE
Clara Ellison
Showroom principal
Buys the cars and decides what does not come through the door. Still reads every history file before a price is put on it.
- JP
James Pembroke
Workshop
Runs the ramp under the Barcelona showroom. If a panel has been painted, he would like to know why.
- AC
Amira Crowe
Client advisor
Arranges the viewing, the delivery and the awkward question. The person you will actually speak to.