Top 100 UK Dealer Groups

Posted on June 1st, 2008 by In51der in Car Dealers

The AM100 Top 100 Dealer Groups
The top 100 UK car dealer group table is gathered from data provided from groups or from statutory accounts.
(Source: AM Online)

Where acquisitions affect turnover, an estimate has been made of the 12-month impact. Estimates (labelled ‘est’) have been made by Grant Thornton.

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Rank Dealer Group Turnover (£m)
1 Pendragon 5,300 est
2 Inchcape 2,800 est
3 Arnold Clark 2,364 est
4 Sytner 2,300 est
5 Lookers 2,200 est
6 Mercedes-Benz Retail 1,250
7 Jardine Motors 1038 est
8 Ford Retail 925
9 Camden Corporate Fleet 879
10 Vertu 710 est
11 Listers 660
12 Greenhous 554.6
13 JCT 600 537.7
14 Reagroup 528.8
15 Robins & Day 472.5
16 Perrys 460
17 Marshall Motor Holdings 430.5
18 Reeve (Derby) 384
19 Camden Motor Group 380.4
20 Hartwell 376.1
21 Agnew Group 334.6
22 Eastern Western 327.9
23 Sunwin Motors 311
24 Helston Garages 300
25 Benfield 298.2
26 Ridgeway 296
27 RRG 288.2
28 Parks Of Hamilton 285.9
29 Dick Lovett 255.8
30 Rybrook 250
31 Williams Motor Company 249.8
32 HR Owen 246.3
33 John Clark 244.1
34 Summit Auto Group 240
35 Wayside Group 237
36 Harwoods 226.6
37 Porsche Retail 226.3
38 TC Harrison 217.4
39 John Martin 215.7
40 Citroen Retail 211
41 JD Cleverly 210
42 GK Group 202.8
43 Hendy Group 199.9
44 Drive Motor Retail 199.6
45 Donnelly Bros 191.3
46 Vospers 188.3
47 Lloyd Motors 183.6
48 Meteor Group 180.4
49 Caffyns Plc 176.2
50 R Robinson & Co 176.2
51 Gilder Group 170.6
52 City Motor Holdings 170.3
53 Sinclair Motors 169.9
54 Currie Motors 167.8
55 Halliwell Jones 166.6
56 Hodgson Automotive 165.4
57 Brooklyn Motors 163.4
58 S Jennings 163.1
59 Beadles Group 162.5
60 Jemca 160.5
61 Stephen James 160
62 Phoenix Car Company 160
63 Toomeys 155.6
64 Sandicliffe Motor Group 154.6
65 Westover Group 153.7
66 Norton Way Motors 153.5
67 Bramall & Jones 153.2
68 Johnsons Cars 152.6
69 Peoples 152
70 Jacksons Bournemouth 150 est
71 Vindis Group 150 est
72 Harratts Group 144.8
73 Stoneacre Motor Group 144.7
74 CEM Day 135.1
75 Brindley Garages 134.5
76 Swansway 129.3
77 Colborne Garages Group 127.9
78 Vines Group 126.5
79 Snows Motor Group 122.7
80 TG Holdcroft 121.9
81 Glyn Hopkin 120.8
82 Lindsay Cars 120.4
83 Macrae & Dick 120
84 Hughes Of Beaconsfield 120
85 Yeomans 119.7
86 FG Barnes & Sons 116.6
87 Fish Brothers 113.2
88 Aprite 112.8
89 Wood Group 110.2
90 John R Weir 110
91 WJ King Garages 110
92 McLean & Appleton 109.7
93 Gordon Lamb 105.7
94 Barons Group 103.6
95 Gates Group 103
96 Bestodock 102.8
97 Barretts Of Canterbury 102.7
98 Essex Auto Group 99.9
99 Colebrook & Burgess 98.8
100 John Grose Group 98.6

Source: AM Online

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