HGreg.com Adds Miami Location, Recruiting Workers
HGreg.com has opened its fourth used-car dealership in Florida, a $25 million undertaking the company says created 50 new full- and part-time jobs.

HGreg.com Miami is the company’s fourth pre-owned car dealership in Florida, joining locations in Doral, Orlando, and Westpark. The brand also operates HGreg LUX, a boutique car dealership for luxury vehicles, in Pompano Beach, and HGreg Nissan Delray Beach.
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MIAMI — On Saturday, HGreg.com opened the doors to its newest pre-owned car dealership, HGreg.com Miami, located on prime real estate nestled between I-95 and 441, just north of NW 79th Street (SR 934) in Miami.
Acquired by HGreg.com in spring 2018, the four-acre property has been renovated to feature a spacious and bright showroom, bar-like meeting counters with stools for up to 100 customers and office and workspace to accommodate the more than 50 staff that have been hired from the South Florida region.
“Like our business model and corporate culture, we’ve built out this new Miami location with the customer in mind,” says John Hairabedian, president of HGreg.com. “We’ve taken our time to prepare ourselves and we’re confident this location will provide the level of service that customers have come to expect from us, online and through our other locations in the region.”
The company has invested a total of approximately $25 million into the new location, including renovations, technology and training. HGreg.com Miami, has an inventory of more than 500 quality pre-owned vehicles and access to more than 3,500 vehicles through its network of 5 new and pre-owned car dealerships in Florida, and 100,000 square foot warehouse located in Doral, near Miami International Airport, all according to the announcement.
“Customers deserve choice, quality, service and low prices,” says Fade Bouras, chief operating officer for HGreg.com, based in South Florida. “We’re growing steadily in the region and noticing a high percentage of repeat customers. A big part of our success rests on the values and service commitment of our staff. We’re proud of our team’s performance and invite others to consider joining our team. We’re always looking to fill full and part-time positions.”
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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