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'''Hoover Toyota''' was an auto dealership | '''Hoover Toyota''' was an auto dealership. It was originally located at 1595 [[Montgomery Highway (Hoover)|Montgomery Highway]], now the site of [[Tameron Hyundai]]. | ||
The dealership was acquired in [[1999]] by [[Gordie Stewart]] of Detroit, Michigan. He moved it to a 10-acre site | The dealership was acquired in [[1999]] by [[Gordie Stewart]] of Detroit, Michigan. He moved it to a 10-acre site at 2676 [[John Hawkins Parkway]] ([[Alabama State Highway 150]]) in [[2002]]. He moved to Alabama to take over management himself in [[2003]]. Between 2006 and 2018 the dealership held the title of Alabama's largest-volume new car dealer. | ||
In June [[2021]] the Hudson Automotive Group of Charleston, South Carolina purchased the dealership property for $12.5 million. | In June [[2021]] the Hudson Automotive Group of Charleston, South Carolina purchased the dealership property for $12.5 million. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:03, 28 June 2021
Hoover Toyota was an auto dealership. It was originally located at 1595 Montgomery Highway, now the site of Tameron Hyundai.
The dealership was acquired in 1999 by Gordie Stewart of Detroit, Michigan. He moved it to a 10-acre site at 2676 John Hawkins Parkway (Alabama State Highway 150) in 2002. He moved to Alabama to take over management himself in 2003. Between 2006 and 2018 the dealership held the title of Alabama's largest-volume new car dealer.
In June 2021 the Hudson Automotive Group of Charleston, South Carolina purchased the dealership property for $12.5 million.
References
- Anderson, Jon (June 8, 2021) "Gordie Stewart sells Hoover Toyota to Charleston-based automotive group." Hoover Sun
- Van der Bijl, Hanno (June 25, 2021) "Here’s what South Carolina automotive group paid for Hoover Toyota’s real estate." The Birmingham News