A family-run car dealership chain loved by thousands of Brits has opened its second store after taking over a huge automotive franchise.
The company will offer both brand new engines and used cars and parts from a major auto brand as part of its sales agreement.
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The John Clark Motor Group has now opened its second dealership selling MG cars.
The automobile group bought the franchise in Perth from the auto giant West End Motor Group.
It is now the company’s MG dealer in Dundee, offering new and used cars as well as aftersales and spare parts, reports CarDealer Magazine.
In a statement, the family-run dealership chain said the “strategic acquisition” would enhance its presence in the region and support its “ongoing commitment to the MG brand.”
Chris Clark, Managing Director of the company, said: “We are delighted to be expanding our MG representation in Scotland with this strategic expansion in Perth.”
“This move underlines the group’s commitment to serving the local community with quality vehicles and exceptional service.”
The John Clark Motor Group is considered one of the most profitable car dealers in the UK and was founded in 1974.
Previously, another family-run car dealership chain had announced that it would immediately open seven new showrooms.
Mon Motors, run by the Cleverley family since 1976, is best known as a popular used car dealer in South Wales and the West of England.
But now the company is looking to expand its retail business following a major acquisition deal.
Mon acquired seven locations from Heritage Automotive for an “undisclosed fee.”
The redesign is already underway. Managing Director Gavin Cleverley is visiting the new stores and meeting with employees.
Mon Motors, run by the Cleverley family since 1976, is best known as a popular used car dealer in South Wales and the West of England.
But now the company is looking to expand its retail business following a major acquisition deal.
Mon acquired seven locations from Heritage Automotive for an “undisclosed fee.”
The redesign is already underway. Managing Director Gavin Cleverley is visiting the new stores and meeting with employees.
The new showrooms include two in Gloucester, three in Bristol and one each in Cheltenham and Weston-Super-Mare.
The opening is planned immediately after the renaming is completed.
Meanwhile, a large car dealership group has opened nine used car supermarkets, some of which have undergone significant changes.
The locations focus on high-quality used cars and are spread across the country.
Previously, a rival group had signed a new contract to sell a major Japanese car brand in one of Britain’s largest cities.
Meanwhile, another used car supermarket has taken a similar step, closing selected stores to boost sales elsewhere.
And another large retail chain opened its first stores after taking over a major competitor.
