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The Montreal-based dealership group acquires Ferrari South Bay in California

The Montreal-based dealership group acquires Ferrari South Bay in California

Montreal, June 29, 2023 – Holand Automotive Group , one of Canada’s leading luxury car retailers and owner of Ferrari Québec in Montreal, has acquired Ferrari South Bay, a prominent dealership located in Torrance, in the greater Los Angeles area. This acquisition marks the group’s first foray into California, a region renowned for its affluent clientele and as one of Ferrari’s key markets in North America.

Built from the ground up in 2014 by Mattioli Automotive Group, the Ferrari South Bay showroom has been a Hawthorne Boulevard landmark and a premier destination for all things Ferrari for nearly a decade. “We are fortunate to have some of the most skilled staff in the network, with General Manager Eddie Brodsky leading an experienced team of sales and service professionals,” said Gad Bitton, President and CEO of Holand Automotive Group, regarding this strategic acquisition. “We look forward to building a strong relationship with them and bringing our unique vision from Ferrari Québec to make the dealership even more successful.”

Distinguishing itself from east to west

From its Montreal headquarters, the Holand Automotive Group has become a key player in the luxury and exotic vehicle market. In addition to leasing vehicles of all makes and models through its Holand Leasing division, the group owns and operates the following luxury and ultra-luxury franchises in Canada and the United States: Ferrari Quebec (one of the largest Ferrari dealerships in Canada), Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Quebec , Lamborghini Palm Beach , McLaren Quebec City , BMW Quebec City , BMW Lévis , MINI Quebec City , Maserati Montreal , Maserati Laval , Maserati Quebec City , Lotus Palm Beach , Lotus Quebec City .

It also acquired the world-renowned Mont-Tremblant circuit in the Laurentians region in 2022, with the intention of making it an elite destination for motorsports.

“The integration of Ferrari South Bay into our portfolio of renowned brands will allow us to focus on growth and gradually expand our footprint in the United States,” concludes Gad Bitton.

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Yaelle Arama, Business Development | Head Office
yaellearama@ferrariquebec.com
514-739-3601 ext. 8554

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