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Asbury Automotive sells Colorado, Georgia Nissan car dealerships

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Asbury had entered the second quarter with $242.7 million in assets it planned to sell: 10 franchised dealerships and a piece of unused real estate, according to a government filing. It was unclear whether the two Nissan locations were part of that list. (ASBURY AUTOMOTIVE GROUP)
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By:
John Huetter
August 06, 2024 05:05 PM

Asbury Automotive Group Inc. sold single Nissan dealerships in Colorado and Georgia during the second quarter, the national auto retailer said Aug. 2.

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