Trivett Categories | Car Dealers

Trivett sold for $116 million Vehicle importer and dealer group Inchcape has paid 78 million pounds ($116 million) for Australia’s largest prestige and luxury retailer the Trivett Group. The March 1 acquisition of 22 dealerships representing brands as diverse as Porsche, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, BMW, Jaguar, Land Rover, Volvo, Aston Martin and McLaren is believed to be part of a broader strategy to control more automotive dealerships in Australia. It will boost the Australian retail presence of Inchcape – which also imports Subaru into Australia – from the existing 38 outlets representing more volume-selling brands including Kia, Subaru, Mitsubishi and Isuzu. In announcing the deal in the UK this morning Inchcape group chief executive André Lacroix said the move was in line with expansion plans for the Asia Pacific region. "It was important for us ... to ensure what we've built will not only continue but prosper" ... Trivett Executive chairman Greg Duncan, pictured. Pho…

Malaysians snap up Parramatta Trivett dealerships for $112m Malaysian conglomerate Sime Darby has stamped its mark on Parramatta's "auto alley" after buying three luxury car dealerships from prestige car sales rival Trivett for $112 million.The triple swoop includes both the properties and businesses of Trivett on Parramatta's car dealership-clogged Church Street boulevard. Collectively, they sell BMW, MINI, Volkswagen, Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles. Sime Darby Parramatta swoop includes the BMW and MINI dealerships of Trivett Fairfax Photographic

The BMW and MINI dealerships are at 42-64 Church Street with the Jaguar, Land Rover and VW dealerships running from 14-18 Church Street.

The vendor Trivett, a subsidiary of London-listed car sales and distribution giant Inchape Plc, calls itself Australia's "largest prestige auto group".…