
Telling the Stories Behind the World’s Most Important Cars
Matt Avery is a trusted voice in the collector car world, known for breaking down rare vehicles, auction moments and automotive history for both enthusiasts and mainstream audiences.
From live coverage at Mecum Auctions to appearances on NBCSN and ABC, Matt brings clarity, credibility and a deep understanding of the cars that shape the market.

Car star, Jay Leno, stopped by a recent book signing w/ Matt, giving his work COPO a big thumbs-up.

Matt was interviewed on NBCSN's live TV coverage of Mecum's Chicago auction. Matt was called on to explain the significance of Chevy's COPO program during the 1960s.

Matt and Lynn, daughter of the famous Don Yenko at the Muscle Car & Corvette Nationals in Chicago.

Car star, Jay Leno, stopped by a recent book signing w/ Matt, giving his work COPO a big thumbs-up.


Matt with a very special collection of Camaros (and one truck) that have had an important role at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway over the last six decades.


Matt's STORY
Matt Avery is an automotive journalist, author, and on-air host with a passion for telling the stories behind the cars, the people, and the culture that drive the automotive world. Best known for his work covering collector cars, live auctions, and automotive history, Matt brings clarity, context, and enthusiasm to an industry built on passion. Matt’s career in automotive media has taken him from written journalism to live television, podcasts, and on-stage hosting at some of the world’s largest automotive events. Whether he’s breaking down the significance of a rare vehicle, interviewing industry figures, or guiding audiences through the collector-car experience, Matt’s focus remains the same: making automotive stories approachable, informative, and entertaining. As an automotive journalist, Matt has spent years covering collector cars, enthusiast culture, and the people who shape the industry. His work blends historical context with real-world insight, helping both seasoned collectors and new enthusiasts better understand why certain cars matter — and what makes them special.









