Cyclopentadienide derivatives possessing intrinsic helical chirality have only rarely been published in the past. The ligand Cp C H, which is well-accessible from inexpensive dibenzosuberenone, is paradigm for such a ligand. Here, the synthesis as well as the spectroscopic and structural characterization of a series of platinum group metal complexes containing this ligand are presented. While alkaline metal salts of Cp C H failed in transferring the (Cp C ) −1 unit to this type of metal sites, (Cp C )Tl turned out to be an excellent precursor for the synthesis of ruthenium ([(η 5 -Cp C )Ru(η 6 -arene)]PF 6 , [(η 5 -Cp C )Ru(NCCH 3 ) 3 )]PF 6 ), rhodium ((η 5 -Cp C )Rh(η 4 -COD)), and iridium ((η 5 -Cp C )Ir(η 4 -COD), [(η 5 -Cp*)Ir(η 5 -Cp C )]PF 6 ) complexes with Cp C ligands. EXSY NMR studies were carried out to obtain a deeper insight into the ligand dynamics of Cp C complexes.