DEALERSHIP BUY/SELL

This is Umansky’s first dealership in Texas. Presidio Group represented the seller in the transaction. Katherine Frazier and Kevin Sutton of Hill Ward Henderson were legal counsel to the seller. David Porteous of Evans Petree was legal counsel to the buyer.

Kerrigan Advisors represented the sellers in the transaction.

This is Lou Fusz Automotive Network’s first Volvo dealership.

Kerrigan Advisors represented the seller in the transaction. Stephen Dietrich and Sarah Seedig of the Holland & Knight law firm provided legal counsel to the seller, and Monica Hoenshell of Calvert Law Firm aided the buyer.  

Mike Sims and Wes Hamilton of Pinnacle Mergers & Acquisitions represented the seller.

 Fred O’Halloran of MD Johnson, along with MD Johnson President Mark Johnson, represented the sellers in the transaction. Leslie Hudock represented Bryan. Robert Bass represented Morgan.

Belcher is operating partner and has an undisclosed minority stake in the three dealerships.

Mike Sims and Wes Hamilton of Pinnacle Mergers & Acquisitions represented the seller.

Dealer Solutions Mergers and Acquisitions represented the seller in the transaction.

These are Flow Automotive’s first Mercedes-Benz and Stellantis dealerships. Presidio Group represented the buyer in the transaction. David Porteous of Evans Petree was legal counsel to the seller. G. William Joyner of Kilpatrick, Townsend & Stockton was legal counsel to the buyer.

Anthony Loquercio purchased a stake in just the Ford store. 

JT Taylor of Truist Securities represented the buyer in the transaction.

Bill Scrivner and Wes Hamilton of Pinnacle Mergers & Acquisitions represented the seller.

The transaction also included a used-vehicle store and a business that provides financing for wheelchair-accessible vehicles.

Gershon Rosenzweig and Matt Wilkins of Performance Brokerage Services facilitated the transaction. Christine Scott was legal counsel to the seller. Stephen Roberts in Portsmouth, N.H., was legal counsel to the buyer.

This is Tameron Gulf Coast’s first Subaru store.

Kerrigan Advisors represented the seller in the transaction. Stephen Dietrich of Holland & Knight was legal counsel to the seller. Buddy Dearman and Thomas England of Forvis were the seller’s accountants. Brian Nolen was legal counsel to the buyer. 

Jason Stopnitzky and Jonathan Forgy of Performance Brokerage Services facilitated the transaction. Lawyers Edward Siegler represented the sellers and Les Chayo represented the buyer.

Presidio Group represented the seller in the transaction.

The acquisition also included an Isuzu commercial truck center and a collision center.

Frank O’Donnell, managing partner at Biltmore Automotive Services, represented the buyers in the transaction. Joe Ozog, president of Ozog Consulting Group in Scottsdale, Ariz., represented the sellers.

This is Van Horn’s first Honda dealership.

Mark Shackelford of Performance Brokerage Services facilitated the transaction.

These are Randy Marion’s first Honda and Kia dealerships.

These are Goode Motor Auto’s first Alaska dealerships. Funk and Richardson have undisclosed minority stakes. The acquisition also included a Honda powersports franchise.

Jason Stopnitzky, co-founder of Performance Brokerage Services, brokered the transaction.

Tasca bought a majority stake in the dealership, while Grant, Oliveri and Ingenito stayed on as partners and retained ownership stakes.

Jason Stopnitzky, co-founder of Performance Brokerage Services, brokered the transaction. 

Randy Farnsworth remains an executive manager of the Chevrolet store, while Alexandra Farnsworth — Randy’s daughter — is executive manager of the Buick-GMC-Cadillac dealership. The transaction also included a collision center. 

George Pero of DCG Acquisitions, a Dave Cantin Group company, handled the transaction. James Barone of the Ferruzo & Ferruzo law firm provided legal counsel to the seller. 

The Ford dealerships were not renamed.

Nancy Phillips Associates represented the seller in the transaction. 

Woody Woodward of DCG Acquisitions, a Dave Cantin Group company, handled the transaction.

Williams is dealer operator of the store. 

Jason Stopnitzky, co-founder of Performance Brokerage Services, brokered the transaction.

This is Team Automotive’s first dealership in South Carolina. Andy Gill of Gill Automotive Group represented the seller in the transaction.

This is Canadian auto retailer Go Auto’s first U.S. dealership. Rob Armstrong and Moshe Stopnitzsky of Performance Brokerage Services facilitated the transaction. 

Hicks Management & Consulting Group facilitated the transaction. 

Drew Picon of DCG Acquisitions, a Dave Cantin Group company, facilitated the transaction.  

Hockema was a minority shareholder in the stores. Jeffrey Abrams of the Taft Stettinius & Hollister law firm advised the buyer in the deal, while Geoffrey Grodner and Erick Gjerdingen of the Mallor Grodner law firm, advised the sellers.

These are the first Honda, Acura, Infiniti and Mazda dealerships for Anderson Automotive. JT Taylor of Truist Securities represented the seller in the transaction.

This is Del Grande’s first Audi dealership.

This is Tasca’s first Subaru dealership.

These are #1 Cochran’s first dealerships in Ohio.

Bellavia Blatt law firm provided legal counsel to the seller. 

Haig Partners represented the sellers in the transaction. Truist Securities represented Parks Automotive Group and Franchise Equity Partners.

Scott Mackie of National Business Brokers facilitated the transaction. Joseph Kayne of Hardt & Stern & Kayne law firm advised the buyer, while Kelly Meltzer of Foster Garvey law firm advised the seller.  

Paul Kechnie and Mark Shackelford of Performance Brokerage Services handled the transaction.

Gershon Rosenzweig and Matt Wilkins of Performance Brokerage Services facilitated the transaction.

The transaction included a collision center in Bowmansville. 

Drew Picon, managing director of DCG Acquisitions, a Dave Cantin Group company, represented the parties in the transaction.

The acquisition included a wholesale parts distribution business. Mike Toth of Haig Partners, a buy-sell firm in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., represented the seller in the transaction. 

Bel Air Partners represented the seller.

The transaction included an ABRA full-service collision center and an on-site detailing center. 

Gary Russo of Team Russo represented the buyer, and Pinnacle Vehicle Consulting Group represented the seller in the transaction. 

Frank O’Donnell, managing partner at Biltmore Automotive Services, represented the buyers in the transaction. Winding and Makia returned the Buick franchise.

Patel is dealer principal and majority partner while Christoffel is minority partner. Haig Partners represented the seller in the transaction.

Tasca Automotive bought an undisclosed stake in the dealership. Crossley, dealer principal of the dealership, and Miller, vice president and general manager of the store, retained undisclosed stakes in the dealership.

Hal Feder, managing director of Murphy Business & Financial Corp. of Williamsburg, Va., brokered the transaction.

Paul Kechnie and Mark Shackelford of Performance Brokerage Services handled the transaction.

Jennifer Rafael of Dealer Solutions Mergers and Acquisitions handled the transaction. 

Tim Lamb Group represented the seller in the transaction.

Craig Hallenstein represented the buyer in the transaction. 

Nancy Phillips Associates represented the seller in the transaction.

Kerrigan Advisors represented the seller in the transaction.

Jason Stopnitzky and Jesse Stopnitzky of Performance Brokerage Services handled the transaction.

The transaction included a used-vehicle store, also in Danbury.

Nancy Phillips Associates represented the seller in the transaction.  

This is Great Lakes Auto Network’s first dealership in New York.

John Hyland of DCG Acquisitions, a Dave Cantin Group Company, facilitated the transaction. 

Kerrigan Advisors represented the seller in the transaction.