Six Asbury Automotive Group Dealerships Sign Up With Universal Computer Systems
Universal Computer Systems Inc. (UCS) announced Jan. 18 the conversion of six Asbury
Automotive Group dealerships to Universal Computer Systems. According to the company, all six
dealerships will be converting from other dealership management
systems. The six dealerships are:
Mercedes-Benz of Tampa in Tampa, Fla.
Infinity of Tampa Bay in Tampa, Fla.
Courtesy Chrysler/Jeep in Brandon, Fla.
Courtesy Nissan of Tampa in Tampa, Fla.
Crown Motor Car Company in Charlottesville, Va.
Crown Ford in Fayetteville, N.C.
After careful consideration, the Asbury Group decided that UCS' software provides the best solutions for these dealerships.
Asbury Automotive Group is one of the largest automotive retailers in
the United States. The company represents more than 132 franchises in
nine states.
About Universal Computer Systems
Universal Computer Systems (UCS), based in Houston, supplies
comprehensive software solutions specifically designed to meet the
needs of automobile dealerships. Founded in 1970, UCS
offers client/server technology and open systems architecture, while
providing an integrated suite of software applications available
for dealerships. For more information on UCS, visit the company's Web
site at www.UniversalComputerSys.com or call the UCS Marketing
Department at 800/231-6347.
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