
The Sales Freak Presents
Cars. Trucks. Motorcycles. RVs. Exotics. Beaters. Auctions. Repairs. Parts. Shops. Dealers. Creators. Clubs. Events. Road trips. Rentals. Projects. Stories.
CoolCarGuy.com is my boutique world for cool cars. Apparently one car website wasn’t enough for The Cool Car Guy. So I put on my Sales Freak hat and built Cars Freak as the Freak Sites Island where I can wander into everything cars, create the content I want to create and use those Parking Spots to promote my own brands.

Search a vehicle, business, product, service, event, creator, story or keyword and find the Parking Spots around it.
Vehicles, businesses, products, services, projects, events, creators, opinions and whatever else I find interesting enough to park here.
CoolCarGuy.com gives me a place for the cars and stories I think belong in my cool-car world. Cars Freak lets me stop pretending the rest of the automotive universe isn’t interesting too.
A car can be transportation, a project, a business, a hobby, a mistake, an obsession, a race car, a money pit, a memory or the beginning of a story nobody planned to tell. And sometimes the interesting part isn’t even the car.
The vehicle might be the center point. Everything around it is where this gets interesting.
That’s an absurd amount of stuff to talk about. So that’s what I’m going to do here.
If you just want to look around and see what shows up, have at it.

Cars. Trucks. Motorcycles. RVs. Race cars. Restorations. Projects. Daily drivers. Auction cars. Classics. Exotics. Oddballs. The machines are the obvious part—and there are millions of them.
Owners. Collectors. Dealers. Shops. Builders. Detailers. Parts sellers. Creators. Clubs. Events. Racers. Businesses. Everybody who buys, sells, fixes, builds, races, films, moves or talks about cars.
Road trips. Auctions. Repairs. Rentals. Breakdowns. Great deals. Terrible deals. Builds. Warnings. Opinions. Memories. Sometimes the car is interesting. Sometimes what happened around it is even better.


Cars Freak is one Island inside Freak Sites. Every Island has its own world. This one is built around everything cars.
I need enough room to wander around without turning the whole thing into one giant mess, so here’s where things currently park:
🚗 Cars & Vehicles
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, RVs and other vehicles for sale, showcase, offer or exchange.
🛠️ Shops & Services
Dealerships, repair shops, detailing, transportation and automotive services.
🧰 Parts & Accessories
Products, tools, tires, parts, accessories and automotive gear.
💡 Creative Deals
Trades, offers, projects, exchanges and unusual automotive opportunities.
🎪 Events, Creators & Communities
Car shows, races, meets, clubs, videos, creators and automotive culture.
📸 Stories & Experiences
Road trips, rentals, repairs, opinions, warnings and anything else that belongs in everything cars.
CarsFreak.com is the broad everything-cars Island. CoolCarGuy.com is my separate boutique brand for cool cars.
Some of what gets parked here will be mine. Some may belong to other people playing on the Island with me.
Either way, it gives me plenty to talk about.
And not everything has to be “cool” to belong here. That’s the whole reason Cars Freak exists.
Cars Freak uses the mechanics of a listing site, so yes — you can park a vehicle, automotive business, product, service or something you’re trying to sell.
But that’s nowhere close to the whole parking lot.
A six-figure exotic can be interesting. So can a $1,500 beater, a transmission failure, a weird auction car, a dealership story, a tire shop, a rental disaster, a restoration, a product, a race, a road trip or some automotive nonsense I can’t stop thinking about.
CoolCarGuy.com gets my cool-car world.
Cars Freak gets everything cars.
A Parking Spot can advertise something. It can also preserve the story, video, photographs, opinion, warning, experience or rabbit hole around it.
If the connection to cars, vehicles, automotive culture, products, services, businesses or experiences makes sense, there’s probably a place for it here.

Cars are a massive subject, and I can create a lot of content around them. Why not? The market is huge, the content is endless and there are plenty of commercial angles. So I built an Island around everything cars.
Cars. Trucks. Motorcycles. RVs. Dealers. Auctions. Repairs. Parts. Rentals. Road trips. Market data. Stories. Commentary.
Some of those Parking Spots may point people toward CoolCarGuy.com, Freak Sites, my Sales Freak account or something else I’m building.
Some are simply stories or subjects I wanted to explore.
Either way, months later I don’t want to remember which social feed, video description, folder or digital drawer I threw something into.
I want to remember one thing.
Somebody brings up a subject and I think:
“I ALREADY WROTE ABOUT THIS.”
I don’t start scrolling through old posts.
I come back to Cars Freak and type what I remember.
Maybe I want to read it again.
Maybe something changed and I want to update it.
Maybe somebody is arguing about the subject and I already did the work.
Copy the link. Send it. Have a nice day.
A social post gets a timestamp.
A Parking Spot gets an address.
That’s what I wanted.
A searchable Island built around everything cars, where the content I create doesn’t disappear into a feed.
Remember the subject. Search the Island. Find the Parking Spot.

I built Cars Freak for my own stuff. I’m going to keep using it whether anybody else does or not.
I’m already doing exactly what the Parking Spot is designed to do: creating content around something that interests me and using that content to promote my own brands.
If that makes you think, “Why wouldn’t I do the same thing for my business, brand, project, vehicle or idea?” — that’s the point.
And you may have already done the hard part.
Great. I’m not asking you to stop using any of it.
Give one piece of that work another place to work.
Add the photographs you already have.
Embed the video you already made.
Tell the story.
Add the price, links, contact information or whatever you want somebody to do next.
Now the vehicle, project, business, product, experience or idea has its own page inside a niche website built around everything cars.
A standard Cars Freak Parking Spot costs $7 one time.
You get the same basic Parking Spot tools I use:
Your life around cars is probably more interesting than your social-media feed makes it look.
If a Parking Spot sounds useful, have at it. If not, keep looking around.
I’ll still be here using the Island myself.
The standard $7 Parking Spot is the starting point. There are also optional one-time upgrades when they make sense:
And if you don’t need a Parking Spot yourself, you can still join the Affiliate Program for free and get paid for brokering Cars Freak advertising to people who do.
If it genuinely belongs somewhere around cars, park it.
If something changes, update it.
If you’re done with it, remove it.


Every Parking Spot connects to your profile inside CarsFreak.com. One Parking Spot is one page. Create more than one and they start collecting inside your Cars Freak Garage.
Keep going and that Garage can start looking a lot like your own automotive Channel inside the Island — your vehicles, photographs, stories, videos, projects, products, services or whatever else you keep parking.
A dealer might feature inventory. A collector might build a virtual Garage. A creator might build a portfolio of videos and stories. A repair shop might document projects. A club might give its cars, events and members one place to live.
You don’t need to build a Garage or a Channel.
But you can.
CarsFreak.com isn’t a giant software company with a call center and somebody waiting to build your Parking Spot for you.
I built the system. I use it myself. And there are instructions around the Island showing you how it works.
If you can create your own Parking Spot, have at it.
If you decide it isn’t your thing, no problem.
Enjoy the content. I’ll still be here building cool stuff.
I’ve spent enough time around car deals to understand what a broker does. This is the same basic idea — except the inventory is advertising.
I built Cars Freak. I’m creating content and Parking Spots here anyway. I left room for other people to use the advertising, and I left room for somebody else to help me find those customers.
If you help introduce somebody who looks at what I’m doing and thinks:
“WAIT A MINUTE… I COULD USE THIS.”
…and that person becomes a paying Cars Freak customer, I think you should be able to get paid for helping create that business.
I’m not paying you a piece of somebody else’s car sale, repair bill, dealer gross or auction fee. I’m paying affiliates for selling Cars Freak advertising.
The Cars Freak Affiliate Program is free to apply for. I approve the affiliates.
Once you’re approved, you get your affiliate link.
The direct commission is 20%.
Your customer comes back later and buys something else from Cars Freak?
You can get paid again.
ONE COMMISSION IS A TRANSACTION.
A BOOK OF CUSTOMERS IS A BUSINESS.
Want to keep it direct?
Great. Find customers and take the 20%.
Want to build a network too?
You don’t get paid for joining. You don’t get paid just because somebody becomes an affiliate.
The advertising has to sell.

Cars. Auctions. Repairs. Road trips. Products. Businesses. Opinions. Great ideas. Bad ideas. And whatever else catches my attention around everything cars.

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Read the stories. Watch what gets built. Search the Island. See what people park here.
And if you want to grab a spot on Cars Freak, that’s what the Parking Spot is for.
Illustrations and examples are provided for educational, explanatory and editorial storytelling purposes.