A major dealership chain is shutting down six locations across North and South Carolina as part of a broader sale, marking the end of an era for the company’s founder. The move follows the decision to exit dealership ownership after years of operation, leaving an uncertain future for employees and customers. With no details yet on who will take over the businesses, the sale raises questions about continuity and local impact. The closures could signal broader shifts in the automotive retail landscape.
Five of the stores are in North Carolina and one is in South Carolina. The sale marks Larry Cloninger’s exit from dealership ownership.
