Asbury sells 9 North Carolina dealerships to Hudson Automotive

This now-former Crown BMW was sold to Hudson Automotive Group as part of a nine-store transaction. Hudson renamed the store BMW of Greensboro. (Facebook)

December 12, 2022 09:52 PM

Megaretailer Asbury Automotive Group Inc. divested nine dealerships on Dec. 5, selling the North Carolina stores to Hudson Automotive Group of Charleston, S.C., according to Hudson President David Hudson.

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