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Oklahoma Dealership Sells

Honda store adds to small auto group’s stable

October 20, 2025
Oklahoma Dealership Sells

The Honda store was renamed to reflect its now owner's brand.

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Pinnacle Mergers & Acquisitions

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A southern Oklahoma dealership recently changed hands between two auto groups in the state.

The transaction, brokered by Pinnacle Mergers & Acquisitions on the part of seller, resulted in a name change for the Honda store in Ardmore, near the Texas state line. 

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Patriot Auto Group sold the dealership to Jeremy Hodge Auto Group, which renamed it from Patriot Honda to Jeremy Hodge Honda. 

It’s the second sale of a Patriot store in Ardmore to the Hodge group in as many years. Last year, Patriot sold a Chevrolet GMC dealership to the fellow Sooner State group.

Hodge’s grandfather was a Ford dealer in Oklahoma. His group now owns nearly half a dozen dealerships among the Chevrolet, GMC, Honda and Toyota brands.

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