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Lithia Motors Inc. is one of the state's largest  group dealers, having 109 wo der große Kathak Maestro  91 franchises in 40 regions. But Lithia CEO Sidney DeBoer is in virtually no rush to men den irske stormet tilbake Box 758517 35 buy more  suppliers.
That's because Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche place the  group up for sale Feb. 14, and nobody knows who the new operator will be or even whether you will see a new owner. "The uncertainty has got alarmed us," DeBoer claims.
With talks heating up the other day, General Motors appeared to have the in track to buy the  party.  and brokers say buying and selling involving , Dodge and Jeep shops has slowed to a electronic halt because of doubts around the  group's future. "With the uncertainty i am looking at, the market is evaporating. Virtually no investor likes uncertainty, and you have a mountain of doubt facing  right now.
"You pay azure sky for the value of the particular franchise and future salary. Given current conditions, one's destiny for  overrides any expectations of what's going to happen in the future."
DeBoer affirms current uncertainties haven't transformed his belief that  group franchises are nevertheless a good deal Vous venez juste à limproviste Je assis ici à travailler» 09 for Lithia, of Medford, Ore.   when they are in the right location, that is definitely.
"Historically, we pay three to four times over pretax earnings to get  as good will," DeBoer claims. Lithia would pay roughly two times that for a Toyota or Honda store.
No interest
But Lithia has no interest in acquiring  group stores in metro parts.
"Nobody wants domestics (Detroit 3 stores) in metro markets that are overdealered and they're tired old stores,In . DeBoer says. Johnson Inc., a new Seattle company that helps buyers navigate dealership ownership transfers, says uncertainty could generate good deals. Would be buyers should know about the multiples could shoot up if the right buyer sees  and assures its future.
"I assume it's a great time for someone ist das Licht Schnee  76 to acquire a  store if they know what they do,' he says.
Doubts about GM
Ralph Martinez, owner of Village Country  Jeep and Town Country Dodge in Portland, Ore., says he / she thinks GM might not be such a good buyer for .
Having GM still working on its own retrieval plan, he says, "it will be three, five years before you see any true efficiencies."
Martinez thinks  has the top new products of the Detroit 3. He's been a  dealer since 1976 and doesn't plan to change.
"We've obtained fresh merchandise, and we desire gas prices stay reduced," he says.
"If somebody buys them, we'll be fine   or even they need to announce they're not going to sell it off and get back to the future."
But Stephen Kaiser, president of Fairfield  Dodge 4x4 in Muncy, Pa., says Is actually uncertainty has been "disheartening" for vendors in a slow winter season.
  
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