Le Riche Automobiles
Le Riche Automobiles has restored, sold and looked after classic and vintage cars from Trinity since 1990, covering mechanical work, bodywork, paint and upholstery in-house. It also brokers sales and stores cars, so it can handle a classic from restoration through to selling it.
- Since
- 1990
- In-house
- Mechanical to trim
- Also
- Brokerage
- Where
- Springside
Full restoration covering mechanical work, bodywork, paint and upholstery under one roof.
Engine rebuilding for older vehicles where replacement units do not exist.
Classics sold from stock. Current stock is listed on the AutoFinder dealer page.
Selling a classic on the owner's behalf, which usually reaches a better price than a trade sale.
- A full classic restoration handled by one workshop
- Selling a classic through a specialist rather than privately
- Storing a car that is only used in summer
- Engine rebuilds on older vehicles
- Everyday modern servicing, where a general garage is cheaper
- Anyone wanting a fixed price without an inspection
Who restores classic cars in Jersey?
Le Riche Automobiles in Trinity has restored classic and vintage cars since 1990, covering mechanical work, bodywork, paint and upholstery in-house. It also brokers sales and stores cars. The number is 01534 864073.
Can Le Riche sell my classic car for me?
Yes. Le Riche offers brokerage, selling a classic on the owner's behalf. A specialist sale usually reaches a better price than a trade valuation, and the broker handles the buyers.
Does Le Riche do bodywork and upholstery as well as mechanical work?
Yes. Mechanical work, bodywork, paint and upholstery are all handled in-house, which avoids a restoration being split between several suppliers.
Summarised by AutoFinder from the business’s own website (leriche.com) · Checked 8 August 2026. Confirm anything important with the business before you travel or buy.
The island's dedicated classic specialist, and one of very few anywhere that covers restoration, sale, brokerage and storage from one place.
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