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Hahn Automotive Acquires Carparts Distribution Center

Hahn and Carparts are members of the Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance.

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Hahn Automotive Warehouse announced the closing of its acquisition of Carparts Distribution Center.

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Stan Lewis, president of Carparts, will continue with the company as general manager for the New England store group.

Carparts has its main warehouse in Plaistow, New Hampshire, along with 20 jobber/retailer stores in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine. 

“We are excited to be expanding our footprint in the New England area with a family-owned business with similar values and business practices as Hahn,” said Daniel Chessin, co-president and CEO of Rochester, New York-based Hahn.

Hahn and Carparts are members of the Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance.

“With the acquisition of Carparts, we are able to strengthen the Auto Value brand and expand our product offering to ensure that our customers are supplied with the parts they need,” said Eli Futerman, co-president and CEO of Hahn.   

Lewis added: “We are extremely pleased to be joining Hahn as this combination provides significant opportunities for growth for our customers throughout the New England area.”

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