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Capital Auto Group acquires Fix Auto St. John’s

SaltWire Network | Posted: Jan. 18, 2019, 12:29 p.m. | Updated: Jan. 18, 2019, 12:29 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Frank Howard (centre), owner and president of the Capital Auto Group, is flanked by Chief Operating Officer Jon Howard (right) and Matt Kelland, director of marketing. The group consist of BMW St. John's, MINI St. John's, Capital Hyundai, Capital Subaru, Capital Mitsubishi, Capital PreOwned, Capital Auto Centre, Capital Collision Centre, Capital Auto Rental, Capital Auto Glass Distribution, and UniglassPlus/Ziebart St. John’s.
Frank Howard (centre), owner and president of the Capital Auto Group, is flanked by Chief Operating Officer Jon Howard (right) and Matt Kelland, director of marketing. The group recently acquired the Fix Auto St. John's franchise and commercial property at 1250 Kenmount Road. - Kenn Oliver

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The Capital Auto Group is growing again.

Friday, the St. John’s-based company anchored by a handful of car dealerships including Hyundai and Subaru, announced it has acquired the Fix Auto St. John's Franchise and commercial property at 1250 Kenmount Road and its 13 employees.

Fix Auto is part of Canada’s largest automotive aftermarket services network with over 270 locations across the country, specializing in auto body and collision repair.

Capital Auto Group collision and glass portfolio also includes Capital Collision Centre and UniglassPlus/Ziebart. 

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