Auto Plus Continues With U.S. Growth Plan, Acquisitions Made

Auto Plus Continues With U.S. Growth Plan, Acquisitions Made

This announcement follows Auto Plus’ acquisition of a six-store Wisconsin-based parts distribution chain, United Auto Parts.

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KENNESAW, Ga. — Auto Plus President and CEO Brent Windom has announced the acquisition of Central City Auto Parts located in Cleveland, Tenn., and Xpress Auto Parts of Ft. Myers, Fla. This announcement follows Auto Plus’ acquisition of a six-store Wisconsin-based parts distribution chain, United Auto Parts.

“Auto Plus has been aggressively positioning itself to become a top tier automotive aftermarket company. These recent acquisitions help push us toward this goal,” said Windom. “Our plan is an accelerated one and these recent successes are a reflection of our commitment to growth.”

The store locations service two important markets, expanding Auto Plus’ reach in Tennessee and Florida. “These newly acquired stores build toward our new hub-and-spoke distribution model,” added Windom. “We expect strategic growth through acquisition to continue into 2016 and beyond.”

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