Established High-Volume Auto-Repair & Service Shop.
High volume, full service Automotive Repair shop for sale, specializing in Japanese and domestic vehicles. Well-established in the community and conveniently located in central Marin County. After 26 years owner is retiring and ready to pass this business on to someone who is passionate about serving the auto needs of the Marin community.
Lots of repeat customers. $435,000 gross profit achieved during COVID. 5 stars on Yelp (65 reviews).
4 lifts plus all the equipment to do engine, accessory, and driveline service and repair. Plus tools for brakes, transmission and electrical service and repair.
1,680 SF. $2,215 per month.
Inventory and FFE included in asking price.
Currently 1 employee and 1.5 working owner.
To get more information about this Auto Repair Shop - High Volume, Profitable business for sale in
Marin County please phone Al Coddington - BRE License #:California 00998608 at 415-827-1122 and 415-302-8604 - if you get
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