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Sonic Automotive buys Dub Richardson Toyota

Dub Richardson Toyota has been purchased by Sonic Automotive, one of the largest automotive retailers in the country.

Tags: Sonic Automotive, Toyota Motor Corp.

Research articles 2003-02-26

Dealing On a Large Scale.

Byline: Bob Hirschfeld When famed American novelist John Updike let his philandering anti-hero Rabbit Angstrom finally improve his life in Rabbit is Rich, he had Rabbit inherit a Toyota dealership. Before long the Angstroms did well enough to ...

Tags: dealership, retail company, sales, Sonic Automotive, Toyota Motor Corp., upshot

Research articles 2004-10-01

Charlotte's real estate renaissance: the deeply entrenched roots of Bank of America and Wachovia have proven a double blessing for this business-oriented southern city: helping it weather the economic downturn, while simultaneously attracting other blue-c

Charlotte, N.C., has now surpassed San Francisco in the Fortune 500 headquarters department. In addition to the two major banks, the city serves as home base to Duke Energy, Family Dollar, Nucor, Sonic Automotive and newcomers SPX and home improvemen Charlotte, N.C., has now surpassed San...

Tags: Bank of America Corp., real estate, Sonic Automotive, Wachovia Corp.

Research articles 2004-07-01

Legal Hardball: Sonic Automotive vs. Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz is playing legal hardball with a major U.S. dealership group, Sonic Automotive, a publicly traded auto dealership chain with $8.3 billion in 2007 revenues based in Charlotte, N.C. Sonic owns nine Mercedes-Benz dealerships plus 160 other franchises around the country, making it one of the nation's three biggest dealer...

Tags: Automobile Company, Dealership, Mercedes-Benz, Sonic Automotive, Franchise Law, Manufacturing, Mergers & Acquisitions, Investment, Finance, Jim Henry

Blog posts 2008-05-27