CarSupermarket.com is pleased to announce that it has bolstered its presence in the Lincolnshire region after completing a deal to take over a former ‘Car Store’ premises on Newark Road, Lincoln, creating 25 new positions in the process.
The 2.4-acre site has undergone a full refurbishment and boasts a service and prep centre alongside the capacity to stock up to 300 vehicles. Customers will also gain access to an additional 3,000 vehicles available via the company’s website.
The site has now been fully opened to the public after the government’s Covid-19 Winter Plan cleared the way for the re-opening of car showrooms.
Part of the Motor Depot group, CarSupermarket.com offers a nationwide service which is devoted to providing the most convenient car-buying experience imaginable, allowing the customer to decide how they want to buy a car, by either browsing online and having the car delivered to their home, reserving online and collecting in store or simply visiting a showroom to speak to their friendly customer advisors and test drive cars.
Steve Butterley, Managing Director of the Motor Depot group, says: “It’s long been an objective of ours to have a presence in Lincoln and it has simply been a question of waiting for the right premises. This acquisition fits naturally into our expansion programme and we are thrilled to be opening-up the CarSupermarket.com brand to a new customer base.
“We are confident that our proven model, of selling competitively priced, high-quality used vehicles in a convenient, transparent and hassle-free way will be a great success in Lincoln.”
The Lincoln premises will become the 12th site in the Motor Depot group’s growing portfolio and the sixth dealership to be operated under the CarSupermarket.com banner alongside recently rebranded sites in Barnsley, Hessle, Newcastle, Preston and Stoke, with plans already well advanced to rebrand Motordepot sites in Birmingham and Grimsby in the coming months.