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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
High Traffic Auto Dealership and Repair Shop
$ 800,000
An independently owned, single-location used vehicle dealership for sale. The dealership operates from a street-level lot and showroom, located in a high traffic area. The business is being listed for $50,000 for license rights and business name. The real estate is listed for $750,000 and contains two address lots for a total sale price of $800,000. The inventory is also for sale, but not included in the sale price as inventory turns over quickly. The inventory can be audited and negotiated 2 weeks prior to closing. Current inventory is about 150 vehicles. Inventory consists of cars, trucks, and SUVs, generally priced between roughly $3,000 and $9,000 — an economy segment that serves cost-conscious, credit-challenged, and first-time buyers. The business markets itself on approachability, transparency, and “guaranteed credit approval.” Current online materials emphasize a low-pressure buying experience, detailed vehicle listings with photos, a trade-in valuation tool, and a vehicle-finder/locator service for customers seeking a specific make or model. Operations are supported by a small on-site sales team; standard hours run 10:00 am–7:00 pm Monday–Friday and 9:00 am–6:00 pm Saturday, with the business closed Sundays. Digital merchandising upgrade: Inventory is listed through a legacy dealer-website platform. Modern photography, video walk-arounds, and syndication to Facebook Marketplace, CarGurus, and Cars.com could materially improve lead volume without added cost. This site can also be used for mechanical issues, oil changes and the like, as the property is licensed to also be a mechanic repair shop. Ancillary revenue: Increase service/repair, extended warranty (VSC), or GAP product attachment. Peer BHPH operators in the Twin Cities market commonly monetize these; adding them could increase per-unit revenue without added inventory spend. Site and real estate: A long-held, high-visibility corner lot on a major arterial in a dense corridor is a scarce, defensible asset in a business where lot visibility drives walk-up traffic. https://tworld.com/locations/Minnesota/northstar/listings/High-Traffic-Auto-Dealership-and-Repair-Shop
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