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As of May 2017 Today, his 102 dealerships with nearly 10,600 employees constitute the sixth-largest car dealership group in the U.S., based on new-vehicle retail sales.
Hendrick was born in 1949 and bought his first Chevy dealership in 1976 making him ~27, not 23.
Can't trust everything you find on the net! That is what one source stated!
This is from a Hendrick website:
After graduating from North Carolina State University, Hendrick, at the age of 23, became the general sales manager of a BMW/Mercedes dealership. Two years later in 1975 Hendrick had the opportunity to buy his first dealership, becoming the youngest Chevrolet Dealership owner in the country.
Here is another good source:
In 1975, Chevrolet appointed 25-year-old Rick Hendrick to take the reins of a struggling dealership in Bennetsville, SC – making him the youngest Chevrolet dealer in history.
As of May 2017 Today, his 102 dealerships with nearly 10,600 employees constitute the sixth-largest car dealership group in the U.S., based on new-vehicle retail sales.
Hope all that money goes for a good cause. I am looking forward to paying alot less for a loadex up Z06 myself. My wifes 22' C8 Z51 has a TPW of 2/14. We shall see.
Not too surprised it sold for that as I had predicted $3 million. BTW, Rick Hendrick bought it as expected given he loves/buys VIN#1 Vettes.
The full auction sale price of the car will go to the Operation Homefront charity which helps U.S. military families in need. Zero fees are collected by Barrett-Jackson' as it was a charity sale.
Not too surprised it sold for that as I had predicted $3 million. BTW, Rick Hendrick bought it as expected given he loves/buys VIN#1 Vettes.
The full auction sale price of the car will go to the Operation Homefront charity which helps U.S. military families in need. Zero fees are collected by Barrett-Jackson' as it was a charity sale.