Automotive Acquisitions in United States

E1T1 Automotive Group, led by Jarryd Carver, acquired Audi Gainesville from Warren Henry Automotive Group. The deal marks E1T1’s first acquisition in Florida and its entry into the luxury automotive dealership segment, while Warren Henry sold the store as part of a portfolio optimization strategy.

Polaris Inc. completed the separation of Indian Motorcycle into a standalone operating business and finalized the sale of a majority stake (controlling interest) in Indian Motorcycle to Carolwood LP. Following the transaction, Indian Motorcycle will operate independently under its new majority owner while Polaris refocuses on its core global powersports businesses; financial terms were not disclosed.

Left Lane Auto, LLC, a national tire retail and automotive-service platform backed by Bertram Capital, acquired Don Foshay's Discount Tire & Alignment, a six-store automotive repair and maintenance chain based in Portland, Maine. The deal expands Left Lane Auto’s footprint in New England and brings the platform to over 80 stores across 19 states. Transaction terms were not disclosed.

Kedge Cook acquired Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, an automotive dealership in Cleveland, Texas, from seller Brian Bounds. Performance Brokerage Services served as the exclusive sell-side advisor for the transaction. Following the sale, the dealership will be renamed Cook Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram and will remain at its current location.

Keeler Motor Car Company, backed by capital partner Open Road Capital, acquired three dealerships—Lexus of Westport, Toyota of Westport, and Audi Hawthorne—from New Country Motor Car Group. Haig Partners served as exclusive advisor to New Country on the transaction. The dealerships are located in affluent markets in Connecticut (Westport) and New York (Westchester County).

Terex Corporation announced it has completed the sale of Midwest Automotive Designs ("Midwest"), a recreational vehicle business, to Alliance RV, LLC. Midwest had been part of REV Group’s Recreational Vehicles segment prior to Terex’s recently completed merger with REV Group.

Stoneridge has completed the sale of its Control Devices segment to an affiliate of Center Rock Capital Partners for a base purchase price of $59 million. Stoneridge plans to use the net proceeds (after taxes and transaction costs) to repay debt and strengthen its balance sheet, while sharpening its focus on its Electronics business and Brazil operations.

Matt Bowers Automotive Group acquired the Bill Estes Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealership in Brownsburg, Indiana from Asbury Automotive Group, with Hacman Financial serving as exclusive buy-side advisor. The transaction closed on February 2, 2026, and the dealership will operate as Indy Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram. The deal marks Matt Bowers Automotive Group’s first location in Indiana and expands its multi-state dealership footprint.

Alliance Fleet, a portfolio company of Owner Resource Group LLC affiliates, acquired Vital Truck & Van, a light commercial vehicle upfitter headquartered in Batavia, Illinois with additional locations in Colorado. Vital’s founders Corey Stanley and Neil Garlock will join Alliance Fleet’s leadership team as President and COO, respectively, and will retain an ownership stake in the combined business.

Alliant Power acquired Capital Reman Exchange to add Class 8 diesel engine and component remanufacturing capabilities and expand its end-to-end heavy-duty aftermarket offering across North America. Capital Reman Exchange, headquartered in Denver, Colorado, is known for remanufacturing heavy-duty diesel engines and components and operating a full-service machine shop. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Collision Partners (CP), a collision-repair platform headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, completed its first two acquisitions: Fantastic Finishes and Chassis Master. The deals launch CP’s quality-first expansion strategy across the Southeastern United States, with Fantastic Finishes founder Russ Swift joining CP as Director of Strategic Operations and a significant equity partner.

Boyd Group Services Inc. (parent of Gerber Collision & Glass) completed its approximately US$1.3 billion acquisition of Joe Hudson's Collision Center on January 9, 2026, following regulatory clearance. The transaction adds 258 collision repair locations across the U.S. Southeast (18 states), increasing Boyd’s North American footprint by about 25% to 1,301 locations, with expected cost synergies and improved regional density.

The Riverside Company has invested in and acquired Certified Collision Group (CCG), a subscription-based membership network serving independent collision repair shops across the United States and Canada. CCG provides affiliates access to vendor programs, insurance partnerships, OEM certification support, and performance management tools. The transaction represents an exit for Incline Equity Partners, which partnered with CCG in 2022 and supported expansion and technology investment during its hold period.

America's Auto Auction acquired Expressway Auto Auction Inc., a family-owned used-vehicle auction business in Dansville, New York, marking America's Auto Auction’s entry into the New York market. The acquired location will be rebranded as “America's Auto Auction New York,” with weekly Tuesday sales continuing, and members of the Tracy family (Kyle Tracy and Lyndsey Tracy) will remain with the business.

EAS Tire & Auto, a Colorado automotive repair and service provider and a Straightaway brand, acquired 5th Gear Automotive. The deal expands EAS Tire & Auto’s footprint to its 22nd location in Colorado and adds a full-service vehicle repair and maintenance shop known for customer-first service.

Bertram Capital announced an investment in Left Lane Auto, LLC, a tire retail and automotive-service platform operating more than 75 locations across 18 states. Founded and headquartered in Champaign, Illinois, Left Lane has completed more than 20 acquisitions since 2021 and plans to continue expanding its geographic footprint. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Classic Collision, LLC announced it has acquired Kendrick Paint & Body, expanding its collision repair footprint in Georgia and South Carolina. Kendrick Paint & Body operates nine OEM- and I-CAR–certified facilities serving the Augusta, Georgia and Aiken, South Carolina communities.

Burnout Brands, a portfolio company of performance automotive aftermarket brands, acquired Brian Tooley Racing (BTR), a Kentucky-based manufacturer of high-performance camshafts, valvetrain components, and intake manifold engineering. The deal adds BTR to Burnout Brands’ existing portfolio alongside Monster Transmission, BD Diesel, and D&J Precision Machine. The acquisition was completed from BTR’s employees, with founder Brian Tooley joining Burnout Brands to support continued growth and product innovation.

Center Rock Capital Partners, LP acquired GHSP, a global provider of mechatronic systems, smart actuators, and electronic control solutions primarily serving automotive OEMs. GHSP, founded in 1924 and headquartered in Holland, Michigan, designs and manufactures advanced shift systems and other precision control technologies, and the partnership is intended to support continued growth and expansion.

All County Tire & Auto acquired JC Automotive, an automotive repair business founded in 1988 by John Celona, located in St. Petersburg, Florida. The deal expands All County Tire & Auto’s presence on Florida’s west coast and continues its growth as a Straightaway brand.

WhiteWater Express Car Wash acquired Time to Shine Car Wash, a South Carolina-based car wash operator with 10 operating locations and 2 sites in development. The deal marks WhiteWater’s entry into South Carolina, adding sites in the Charleston and Columbia markets, with plans to transition the locations to the WhiteWater Express brand in early 2026.

LEHR, a national emergency vehicle upfitting platform and portfolio company of Broadwing Capital, announced the acquisition of Systems for Public Safety, Inc. (SPS). The deal expands LEHR’s footprint into the Pacific Northwest and adds SPS’s full-service emergency vehicle upfitting and related mechanical/service capabilities.

Dream Motor Group, led by Nick Saban and automotive executive Joe Agresti, acquired Toyota of Montgomery and Lexus of Montgomery in Montgomery, Alabama for $151 million. The dealerships were sold by Sutherlin Automotive Group, led by CEO Brett Sutherlin, with Pinnacle Mergers & Acquisitions advising on the transaction.

Penske Automotive Group completed the acquisition of four high-volume Toyota and Lexus dealerships across California and Texas, including Longo Toyota (the largest Toyota dealership in the United States). The acquired stores—Longo Toyota, Longo Lexus, Lexus of Stevens Creek, and Longo Toyota of Prosper—are expected to add an estimated $1.5 billion in annualized revenue, and the deal closed on November 19, 2025.

CollisionRight, a private equity-backed collision repair MSO based in Ohio, reached 125 locations through the acquisition of three new store groupings. The acquired locations include Sonny's Body Shop and Traverse Body and Paint (Traverse City, Michigan), Dexter's (Bradford, Pennsylvania), and Minton (Bloomington, Indiana).

Quality Collision Group (QCG) acquired 1st Class Auto, a luxury auto body repair and refinishing provider based in Pompano Beach, Florida. The deal expands QCG into Florida as its 13th state and adds a manufacturer-certified luxury repair facility to QCG’s national network.

Nivel Parts & Manufacturing Co., LLC ("Nivel"), a manufacturer and distributor of aftermarket parts for specialty vehicles, announced it has acquired Bolt Energy USA ("Bolt"). Bolt manufactures lithium battery technology used in personal transportation vehicles (PTVs), and the combination is intended to pair Bolt’s battery technology with Nivel’s distribution network to better serve PTV dealers nationwide.

GreatWater 360 Auto Care acquired the three-location mechanical repair division of Complete Auto Body & Repair in the St. Louis region, marking GreatWater’s first entry into Missouri and expanding its Midwest footprint. The transaction includes only the mechanical repair business; Complete Auto’s collision repair and towing operations remain under independent ownership. The acquired locations will retain their name, team, and local leadership under GreatWater.

Lithia & Driveway (LAD) announced it has acquired the Porsche Beverly Hills and Audi Santa Monica luxury automotive dealerships. The acquired stores are expected to contribute an estimated $450 million in annualized revenue and the transaction was financed using Lithia’s existing on-balance sheet capacity.

Rapson Performance Group acquired Katech Engineering, an engine- and vehicle-building firm founded in 1977, to expand capabilities in high-performance engineering and racing markets. Katech Engineering was acquired from Enginuity Power Systems, with the deal intended to broaden product and service offerings and accelerate engineering and development across motorsports and performance applications.

Coast Counties Truck & Equipment announced the acquisition of business assets from Golden State Peterbilt, expanding its dealership footprint and service capabilities across Central and Northern California. Golden State Peterbilt’s locations, employees, customers, and operating capabilities will be integrated into Coast Counties, with former sites operating as “Coast Counties – East.” Coast Counties Truck & Equipment is part of The Jim Pattison Group.

CollisionRight LLC acquired four collision repair businesses—Sonny's Body Shop, Traverse Body and Paint (both in Traverse City, Michigan), Dexter's (Bradford, Pennsylvania), and Minton (Bloomington, Indiana). The acquisitions expand CollisionRight’s regional footprint and bring its total to 125 collision centers, with the acquired locations continuing to operate under their existing local brands.

America's Auto Auction announced the acquisition of EBlock Houston and EBlock New Orleans, which have been renamed America's Auto Auction Central Houston and America's Auto Auction New Orleans. The deal expands America's Auto Auction's footprint along the Gulf Coast and brings its network to 50 auction locations across the United States, combining physical and digital wholesale auto auction services.

Golling Automotive Group, led by Bill Golling, acquired Mark Chevrolet, an automotive dealership in Wayne, Michigan. The dealership was sold by Charles Cabana (represented by the Cabana family) with Performance Brokerage Services serving as exclusive advisor, and will be renamed Golling Chevrolet while remaining at its current location.

Young Automotive Group reached an agreement with Asbury Automotive to acquire the Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram dealership on Riverdale Road in Riverdale, Utah. Following the transaction, the dealership will be renamed Young Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Riverdale and will continue operating as a Stellantis franchise under new management.

Classic Collision, LLC, a national multi-site collision repair operator based in Atlanta, announced the acquisition of Fawbush Body Shop in Livingston, Texas. Fawbush Body Shop has served Livingston and surrounding communities for over 30 years and will add to Classic Collision’s expanding network of collision repair locations.

LFM Capital invested in and acquired Vintage Air, LLC, a manufacturer of performance aftermarket automotive HVAC systems for classic vehicles. Northstar Capital supported the transaction by providing debt financing and an equity co-investment alongside LFM. Vintage Air, founded in 1976, is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas.

Lithia & Driveway (LAD) announced the acquisition of Stivers Decatur Subaru in the Atlanta market. The deal expands LAD’s retail network density in the Southeast and strengthens its import mix, adding an estimated $100 million in annualized revenue. The acquisition was financed using existing on-balance sheet capacity.

WOW Cargo Trailers announced the acquisition of American Trailer Pros, an internet-based trailer sales company, to expand its digital reach and distribution capabilities across North America. The combined business aims to streamline the customer buying experience through broader selection, faster delivery, and enhanced service, alongside WOW Cargo Trailers’ continued geographic expansion including a new Orlando, Florida location.

J&W Auto Body completed a strategic sale to Puget Collision, bringing together a long-standing local collision repair operator with a growing regional platform focused on quality, consistency, and people. Focus Advisors served as J&W Auto Body’s exclusive M&A advisor, supporting the process from buyer outreach through negotiations and closing. Transaction terms were not disclosed.

Thirty31 Partners, a private equity firm based in Huxley, Iowa, acquired Jerry Carney & Sons, Inc., a family-owned auto parts and vehicle recycling business headquartered in Ames, Iowa. Founded in 1956, Jerry Carney & Sons will continue to operate under its current brand with existing management and staff as Thirty31 Partners supports long-term growth in the automotive aftermarket and recycling sectors.

America's Auto Auction, part of America's Group, acquired Lake Charles Auto Auction, a family-owned wholesale vehicle auction house serving dealers across the U.S. Gulf Coast since 1991. The business will operate as America's Auto Auction Lake Charles, expanding America's Auto Auction’s presence in the southern United States.

An affiliate of Pacific Avenue Capital Partners completed the acquisition of Pick Your Part (PYP) from LKQ Corporation. Pick Your Part operates a network of 61 self-service auto salvage yard locations across the United States, and the business is expected to pursue strategic growth initiatives including add-on acquisitions under its new ownership. Partners Capital participated as a lead co-investor in the transaction.

Tint World Automotive Styling Centers, an automotive styling and window tinting franchise headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, announced a strategic growth investment from Susquehanna Growth Equity (SGE). The investment represents Tint World’s first institutional capital and will be used to accelerate franchise development and expansion, enhance operational support for franchisees, and broaden service offerings across automotive and adjacent applications. Terms were not disclosed.

Jeff Swickard, CEO of Swickard Auto Group, acquired BMW of Portland from Lithia Motors. The deal includes both the BMW dealership franchise and its associated real estate, expanding Swickard’s footprint in Portland, Oregon and keeping the dealership in the Goose Hollow area.

Shottenkirk Automotive Group acquired Subaru of Jacksonville (SOJAX), a family-owned Subaru dealership founded in 2000 by Phil Porter Sr. The deal marks Shottenkirk’s entry into the Subaru brand and the Jacksonville, Florida market; transaction terms were not disclosed.

Leslie Doggett Auto Group acquired the Russell & Smith Ford, Honda, and Collision Center operations, along with a major wholesale Ford and Honda parts distribution business in Houston. The assets were purchased from the Mike Smith and Chase Smith families, expanding Doggett’s automotive dealership footprint in the Greater Houston market.

Caliber, an automotive repair and service group that includes Caliber Collision and Caliber Auto Glass, acquired Car Body Lab, a mobile auto body repair company serving 20 cities across seven states. The deal is intended to expand Caliber Fleet Solutions’ mobile auto body repair capabilities; financial terms were not disclosed. Car Body Lab will continue to operate as a standalone business, and founder/CEO Rudy Joudet will join Caliber as VP of Operations.

Amerit Fleet Solutions acquired Derotic Emergency Equipment, a California-headquartered government and emergency vehicle upfitter serving fire, police, utility, and other public-sector fleets. Derotic will be integrated with Vector Fleet Management, an Amerit Fleet Solutions company, to expand Amerit/Vector’s specialized upfitting and fleet service capabilities for government and public safety customers nationwide.

Cox Automotive acquired full ownership of Alliance Inspection Management (AiM), a vehicle inspection services provider and long-time inspection partner of Manheim (Cox Automotive’s flagship wholesale brand). Cox Automotive, which had owned 50% of AiM for nearly a decade, purchased the remaining 50% stake from Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp., fully integrating AiM into Cox Automotive and expanding Manheim’s off-site and off-lease inspection capabilities.

Sun Auto Tire & Service acquired two automotive repair and tire service businesses: Jackson Auto Worx in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and Hindsman & Son Tire & Service in Russellville, Arkansas. The deals expand and densify Sun Auto’s existing footprint in the Piedmont Triad/Central North Carolina corridor and strengthen its Arkansas presence by filling a gap between existing Plaza Tire Service locations.

Authentic Auto Body acquired APC Auto Body, a collision repair shop in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, making APC Authentic’s second location. The deal supports Authentic’s plan to expand a family-run multi-shop operator (MSO) by combining resources, technology, and OEM-certified repair expertise to meet growing demand for high-quality collision repair services.

GreatWater 360 Auto Care acquired Paradise Car Care, an auto repair and tire service shop in Ravenna, Ohio. Former owner Mike Paradise will continue to lead the shop, which will retain its name and team while gaining access to GreatWater’s operational support, tools, and training resources.

Rainier Partners and its portfolio company Wilmar, LLC acquired EZRED, a designer, manufacturer, and distributor of lighting, tool organization products, and hand tools for the automotive aftermarket. EZRED, founded in 1966 and based in Denville, New Jersey, will join Wilmar’s automotive tool and equipment platform, with CEO Bob Cacciabeve continuing to lead the business.

VIVE Collision acquired Evolve: Electric Vehicle Specialists, an EV-focused collision repair facility based in New Castle, Delaware. The deal marks VIVE Collision’s first entry into Delaware and its 63rd location overall, expanding its capabilities in electric and hybrid vehicle collision repair.

Splash Car Wash, backed by AEA Investors, acquired two Auto Wash Car Wash sites in Geneva and Batavia, New York, with the deal completed on August 12, 2025. The acquired locations will be converted to the Splash Express brand and upgraded with new technology and free self-service vacuum stations, expanding Splash’s footprint in western New York.

GreatWater 360 Auto Care has acquired Northgate Tire, a long-standing tire and full-service auto repair shop in Cincinnati, Ohio, as part of its continued Midwest expansion. The deal adds a key location in the southern Ohio market and brings Northgate Tire into GreatWater’s network with access to training, benefits, and operational support.

Fenix Parent LLC, operating as Fenix Parts, announced the acquisition of Grade A Auto Parts, an automotive recycler with a strong presence across the Midwest and Central United States. The deal expands Fenix’s recycling and distribution footprint and adds customer support capabilities in the region. As part of the transaction, Grade A CEO Sean Garber will join Fenix’s Board of Directors.

Straightaway Tire & Auto, backed by O2 Investment Partners, completed six strategic add-on acquisitions in the first half of 2025: K Motion Auto Service, Antero Automotive, Stillwater Auto Clinic, Burnsville Auto Repair, Reliable Auto Care, and AutoPro Auto Service. The acquired businesses, located in Colorado and Minnesota, will be integrated into Straightaway’s EAS Tire & Auto and Victory Tire & Auto brands to add density in the Minneapolis and Denver markets. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Classic Collision, LLC acquired Auto Craft, Inc., a family-owned collision repair shop located in Gretna, Louisiana. The acquisition expands Classic Collision’s network of multi-site auto body repair facilities in the United States.

Turning Rock Partners closed a $60 million growth financing investment in Main Street Auto, a founder-owned automotive aftermarket services firm headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. The capital will support Main Street Auto’s next phase of expansion, including a buy-and-build acquisition strategy to add and improve auto repair locations across the southern United States.

Asbury Automotive Group, Inc. completed its acquisition of The Herb Chambers Companies (HCC), a major privately owned auto dealership group in New England. The transaction adds 33 dealerships (52 franchises) and three collision centers in the Northeastern U.S. and is expected to represent approximately $3.2 billion of revenue in 2024 for the acquired operations. The aggregate net purchase price was $1.45 billion, funded through a combination of credit facility capacity, mortgage proceeds, and cash.

Adkev, a family-owned injection molding specialist based in Goodland, Indiana, acquired Winzeler Gear of Harwood Heights, Illinois. Winzeler Gear is a manufacturer of precision injection molded plastic gears primarily serving the automotive industry, and Adkev plans to continue operating Winzeler’s Harwood Heights plant while retaining all employees. MBS Advisors represented Winzeler Gear in the transaction.

Crown Concepts, an Arizona-based performance automotive business, acquired Racing Equipment Sales, which trades as Radical Arizona. Separately, Crown Concepts also signed a full dealership agreement with Radical Motorsport to serve as an official dealer for Radical race cars across sales, service, parts, and racing support in the Southwest.

Ken Ganley Automotive Group acquired Sarchione Auto Group, comprising six automotive dealerships across Ohio, in a transaction advised by Performance Brokerage Services. The acquired locations include multiple Ford, Chevrolet, and Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/Ram branded dealerships as well as a pre-owned store, expanding Ken Ganley Automotive Group’s presence in the state.

Victory Tire & Auto, a Straightaway Tire & Auto brand, acquired Pod's Complete Car Care, an established automotive repair shop in White Bear Lake, Minnesota. The deal, finalized on July 9, 2025, expands Victory’s presence in the northeast Minneapolis metro and marks its 19th location in the greater Minneapolis region.

GreatWater 360 Auto Care acquired Cars, Trucks & Vans, a full-service auto repair shop in Davenport, Iowa, adding it to GreatWater’s growing network of community-focused repair locations. The shop will continue operating under its existing name with its current team, while gaining access to GreatWater’s resources, training, and operational support.

Ancira Automotive Group acquired Patriot Buick-GMC, an auto dealership in Killeen, Texas. Haig Partners served as the exclusive sell-side advisor to the seller, and the transaction includes retention of all Patriot employees by Ancira.

indiGOtech (tradename GO), a Boston-based mobility tech electric vehicle automaker, has acquired Clevon, a European unmanned delivery operator. The deal is intended to accelerate GO’s EV and autonomous vehicle capabilities by adding Clevon’s proven unmanned delivery and remote-operation technology and operational experience across Europe and the U.S.

GreatWater 360 Auto Care acquired Superlube Complete Car Care, an auto repair shop based in Avon, Ohio. Superlube will continue operating under its existing name with its current team, supported by GreatWater’s training, technology, and operational resources as GreatWater expands its presence in Ohio.

Victor Oh and Grace Motorcars acquired the Audi West Covina dealership in West Covina, California from Envision Motors, with the transaction closing on June 10, 2025. The deal was facilitated by Dave Cantin Group (DCG) as part of Envision Motors’ ongoing portfolio realignment.

VIVE Collision acquired Lamon Auto Body, a collision repair facility in Mt. Holly, New Jersey, expanding VIVE’s presence in the New Jersey market. Lamon Auto Body will operate as “Lamon Auto Body Powered by VIVE,” with VIVE planning investments in training, equipment, and OEM certifications to enhance capabilities. The sale was advised on the sell-side by Zoran Advisors and Hammer Group Holdings on behalf of owner/founder Guy Lamon; VIVE is backed by Greenbriar Equity Group.

Morgan Automotive Group acquired two Mazda dealerships—Hodges Mazda of the Avenues (Jacksonville) and Hodges Mazda of St. Augustine—from the Hodges family. Haig Partners served as the exclusive sell-side advisor to David Hodges (principal owner) and Dan Hodges (minority partner). The sale of Hodges Mazda of the Avenues reportedly set a record for the highest blue sky value ever paid for a Mazda dealership.

Kunes Auto & RV Group announced the acquisition of Griffin Chevrolet, a Chevrolet dealership located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The deal expands Kunes' Milwaukee presence and strengthens its longstanding partnership with General Motors' Chevrolet brand as part of its broader Midwest dealership growth strategy.

Victory Tire & Auto, a Straightaway Tire & Auto brand, acquired AutoPro Auto Service in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, with the transaction finalized on June 11, 2025. The deal adds Victory’s second Brooklyn Park location and expands its Minnesota network to 18 locations, strengthening local service capacity and market density.

Mavis Tire Express Services Corp. completed the acquisition of Midas from TBC Corporation, with financial terms not disclosed. The deal expands Mavis’s North American footprint to more than 3,500 locations across the United States and Canada, and Midas will continue operating as a standalone brand while maintaining its headquarters in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

Brixey & Meyer Capital (BMC) acquired Universal Distribution Group (UDG), a Charlotte, North Carolina-based provider of aftermarket automotive shop equipment sales, installation, and technical field service. UDG was acquired from founder Josh Lyerly, who will retain an ownership stake and continue in a leadership role. The deal represents the third investment in BMC’s aftermarket automotive shop equipment platform, expanding its geographic coverage across the Southeast.

Asbury Automotive Group sold the Larry H. Miller Toyota Corona dealership and related real estate and business operations in Corona, California, in a transaction that closed on June 9. The dealership was acquired by Mike Hong and Jerry Heuer, who plan to rename the store Toyota of Corona.

Classic Collision, LLC, a multi-site collision repair operator headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, announced the acquisition of Advanced Collision of Semmes, Inc. in Semmes, Alabama. Advanced Collision of Semmes is a locally owned auto body repair shop providing collision repair services.

Greybull Stewardship, a private investment firm, announced it has acquired VSSTA, Inc., a provider of technology-enabled solutions for the automotive collision repair industry. VSSTA offers remote vehicle diagnostics, specialized scanning processes, and ADAS calibration services for collision repair shops. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Patriot Automotive Group owner Adam Arens sold Patriot Nissan of Salem, New Hampshire, along with its related real estate, to brothers James and Erik Kirste. The transaction closed on June 2 and was exclusively advised by The Presidio Group.

PGW Auto Glass, LLC acquired Dakotaland Autoglass (DAG), the largest independent distributor of automotive replacement glass, paint, and related supplies in the Upper Midwest. The transaction closed effective May 30, 2025, representing an exit for DAG’s private equity owner West Edge Partners; terms were not disclosed.

Group 1 Automotive, Inc. announced it has acquired three luxury auto dealerships: a Lexus and an Acura dealership in Fort Myers, Florida, and Mercedes-Benz of South Austin in Texas. The acquisitions expand Group 1’s dealership footprint in key cluster markets and are expected to generate approximately $330 million in annual revenues.

Zeigler Auto Group announced it has acquired Ferrari Lake Forest, a Midwest Ferrari dealership founded by Rick Mancuso in 1981, with the official purchase and banner change occurring on May 16, 2025. The acquisition expands Zeigler’s ultra-luxury and high-performance automotive dealership portfolio, and the company plans to continue working with the Mancuso family while retaining existing personnel.

Zeigler Auto Group acquired the Jeep dealership franchise in Kalamazoo from LaFontaine Auto Group. The franchise, previously operating as LaFontaine Jeep Kalamazoo, will be relocated to Zeigler’s Stadium Drive headquarters and rebranded as Zeigler Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM of Kalamazoo.

Driving Force Collision, a collision repair operator backed by TRP Capital, acquired Tom Masano Auto Group’s 50,000-square-foot Tom Masano Collision Center in Reading, Pennsylvania. The transaction, advised by Focus Advisors, marks Driving Force Collision’s entry into Pennsylvania and supports its strategy of expanding an OEM-certified collision repair network in the Northeast.

Hoffman Auto Group acquired the Burlington Subaru and Burlington Hyundai dealerships in Vermont from dealer group 802 Cars. Kerrigan Advisors served as the sell-side advisor to 802 Cars on the transaction, while 802 Cars will retain its Berlin, Vermont dealerships (802 Honda, 802 Toyota and 802 Subaru).

America's Auto Auction acquired Augusta Auto Auction, a wholesale vehicle auction operating on a 5-acre property in North Augusta, South Carolina. The deal expands America's Auto Auction’s footprint in the Southeast while keeping Augusta’s established auction operations, dealer network, and customer service approach in place.

RANDYS Worldwide acquired BulletProof Hitches, a manufacturer of trailer hitch products. The deal expands RANDYS Worldwide’s offerings to include towing solutions and accessories for truck and off-road enthusiasts. BulletProof Hitches will continue operating from its Bradenton, Florida headquarters while leveraging RANDYS Worldwide’s supply chain, distribution network, and engineering expertise.

Victory Tire & Auto Service, a brand of Straightaway Tire & Auto, acquired Reliable Auto Care in Buffalo, Minnesota, expanding Victory’s presence into the northwest Minneapolis suburbs. The transaction closed on April 30, 2025, and Reliable Auto Care was previously owned and operated by Jeff and Kris Jackson.

Joe Hudson's Collision Center (JHCC) acquired Mike Smith's Automotive Collision Center, an auto body repair shop in Dothan, Alabama. The deal makes the acquired shop JHCC’s 43rd location in Alabama and its second location in the Dothan market, expanding JHCC’s collision repair footprint in the Southeast.

Flagstop Car Wash, an express car wash platform backed by Garnett Station Partners, announced it has acquired two Central Virginia car wash sites: Sudzy Malone Car Wash (Powhatan) and Auto Spa Car Wash (Kilmarnock). Both locations were converted to the Flagstop brand and reopened in March and April 2025, respectively, as part of Flagstop’s continued regional expansion (alongside the opening of a new, company-built site in Farmville).

ABC Technologies completed its acquisition of TI Fluid Systems plc for an enterprise value of over £1.8 billion. The combined company will rebrand as TI Automotive and be headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan, led by ABC President & CEO Terry Campbell. Post-transaction, TI Automotive is majority owned by affiliated funds of Apollo Global Management, with funds managed by Oaktree Capital Management holding a minority equity interest.

Classic Collision, LLC acquired Lones Body Shop in Huntsville, Alabama and Steed's Collision Center, an auto body repair business with locations in Biloxi, Ocean Springs, and Vancleave, Mississippi. The acquisitions expand Classic Collision’s collision repair footprint in Mississippi and Alabama.

Classic Collision, LLC acquired Renton Collision Center, a family-owned collision repair facility located in Renton, Washington. The deal expands Classic Collision’s network of auto body repair locations in the United States.

Quality Collision Group (QCG) acquired Bruce's Super Body Shops, adding three collision repair locations in Virginia (Williamsburg and Richmond). The deal expands QCG’s footprint in the state and brings its network to 92 OEM-certified repair centers across the United States.

Patriot Motors acquired Phillips Hyundai of Bradley, an automotive dealership in Bourbonnais, Illinois, from Phillips Auto Group. Performance Brokerage Services served as the exclusive sell-side advisor for the transaction. Following the sale, the dealership will be renamed Patriot Hyundai of Bradley and relocated within Bourbonnais.

Sun Auto Tire & Service acquired Larry Harer Goodyear, expanding Sun Auto’s presence in Ohio. The announcement positions the deal as part of Sun Auto’s broader network growth, though financial terms were not disclosed.

Fenix Parent LLC, operating as Fenix Parts, acquired Assured Auto Parts, an automotive recycling parts business based in San Antonio, Texas. The acquisition expands Fenix Parts’ footprint in Texas and strengthens its ability to serve customers in the San Antonio and Austin markets.

Joe Hudson's Collision Center (JHCC) acquired three automotive collision repair locations: Hallmark Collision (Birmingham, Alabama), Hadaway Collision (Texarkana, Texas), and Keith's Paint & Body (Lake Charles, Louisiana). The additions expand JHCC’s footprint across Alabama, Texas, and Louisiana and bring the company to 254 locations nationwide.