TO OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS,
We are excited to announce that we have acquired Hagerstown based Sharrett Auto Stores which sells and services Subaru, Volkswagen, Mazda, Buick and GMC vehicles. We are also acquiring Sharrett Collision Center, which is the largest collision center in Washington County. The huge complex is located at the intersection of Interstate 70 and Route 40 and will add 125 employees to our Sheehy Auto Stores' team. The acquisition of Sharrett Auto Stores brings the number of Sheehy dealerships to 29. Before the purchase of Sharrett Auto Stores, Sheehy was the 32nd largest dealer group in the U.S.
SHEEHY MAKES IT EASY
It's easy with Sheehy! And now that we have added three new franchises to our family of stores, we'll be able to provide our loyal customers with even more options.
“We are very excited to add this quality operation to our group of stores. We are now able to serve our Subaru and Volkswagen customers even better by having two locations, one in Maryland and one in Springfield, Virginia,” said Vince Sheehy, President of Sheehy Auto Stores. “In addition, we are pleased to add three new franchises to our family of stores: Mazda, Buick and GMC. The traditions of excellent customer service reputations at both Sharrett and Sheehy will make for an easy integration. On top of this foundation of excellence, Sheehy will bring huge selection in used cars, Subaru and Volkswagen to the area. Sheehy also uses the latest technology to continue to deliver on our promise, ‘It’s Easy at Sheehy.’”
The Sheehy Auto Stores Mission for over 50 years has been “One Team Building a Lasting Relationship with Each Customer Based on Trust”. Sheehy Auto Stores strongly supports the customers and communities in which they live and work. Each year, the company’s signature event is to donate and raise funds $300,000 to the American Heart Association as part of the company’s Sheehy 8000 sales event. In addition, the company makes significant donations at the end of each year into each community in which they do business.
