Europe's big dealers gain market share despite pandemic

Aston Martins at an Emil Frey showroom in Safenwil, Switzerland. The Swiss dealer group's estimated 13 billion euros in revenue last year put it far ahead of its rivals in Europe. (Reuters)

November 18, 2021 05:00 AM

Europe's big dealer groups weathered the pandemic better than the automotive retail industry overall last year to increase market share and continue their growth trajectory.

Featured Stories

Mercedes-Benz to absorb tariffs on 2025 models — for now

How auto tariffs impact USMCA-compliant vehicles and parts

Live updates on tariffs: Stellantis offers to help suppliers; Mercedes to absorb tariffs on 2025 models; Sorting out which parts face tariffs

GM CEO Mary Barra, Hyundai Executive Chair Euisun Chung to keynote Automotive News Congress Sept. 11

Latest News

Mercedes-Benz to absorb tariffs on 2025 models — for now

GM debuts Chevrolet Corvette hypercar concept, says more concepts to come

Lithia CEO to its service department leaders: Change ‘mindset’ in next 90 days or else

2025 Cadillac Optiq: A luxury pod targets first-time luxury EV buyers

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.

See More in Retail

Pinewood takes steps toward broader U.S. sales as 2025 Lithia DMS pilot nears

Tariffs could wallop Canadian new-vehicle sales by 25% in 2025

Arizona’s Chapman Automotive Group sues similarly named used-vehicle dealer

FM Capital raises $240 million for retail tech, autonomy VC fund

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.