Europe's top dealer groups get stronger

Emil Frey Avalon Premium Cars in Munich — Emil Frey's dealership network includes Avalon Premium Cars in Munich (shown). The Swiss dealer group's estimated 15 billion euros in revenue last year was nearly double that of its closest rival in Europe. (Emil Frey)

November 16, 2022 10:34 AM

Europe's biggest dealer groups strengthened their hold on the new car market by boosting both share and revenue in 2021.

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