Park Place Dealerships, a part of Asbury Automotive (ABG) Group uccessfully completed the purchase of 15 acres of land in Dallas, Texas, from Raytheon on December Known for its best-in-class client service, Park Place is expected to develop a state-of-the-art Porsche dealership on the newly purchased property, providing its clients with the luxury experience synonymous with Park Place and Porsche. Demolition is expected to begin early 2025, with construction scheduled to conclude Q2 2027. In addition to the state-of-the-art Porsche dealership, this land purchase paves the way for Park Place to build a state-of-the-art Volvo service center beside the current Park Place Volvo dealership at the corner of Lemmon Avenue and Inwood Road. This update is expected to bring cutting-edge technology and a seamless experience to Volvo clients, offering a combined showroom and service experience conveniently on one property. “Dallas has a deep appreciation for luxury vehicles, and at Park Place, we are dedicated to delivering an exceptional luxury experience to our clients,” said Tony Carimi, Area Vice President of Park Place Dealerships. “For 37 years, Park Place has earned its reputation for offering a truly one-of-a-kind client experience, attracting customers from across the nation. This prime location, just steps from our current dealerships and minutes from Love Field, ensures Porsche and Volvo enthusiasts will have access to the very best these brands have to offer.”
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