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Swansway Invest £12 Million in North West
Crewe based, family owned and run, Swansway Group is investing £12 million in new-build centres across the North West.
The Group’s Honda site on Queensway in Rochdale is to be demolished and totally re-developed giving the town, not only, a brand new state-of-the-art Honda centre, but also, an all-new Volkswagen Van Centre serving Manchester North.
Swansway, winners of the Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Retail Group of the Year Award 2014 will also develop a new-build Van Centre on the site. This twin development will involve a £3.5 million investment.
Around the corner from the Group’s Head Office, Audi, Volkswagen and SEAT centres in Crewe another new-build centre will take shape; this time Swansway’s first Jaguar Centre. This iconic brand will be housed in a state-of-the-art building at a further investment of £4.5 million.
Across to Chester and Swansway are about to break ground on another twin site; their first FIAT brand centre, twinned with a Citroen centre, including the new DS lounge concept. The FIAT centre will retail FIAT, Abarth, Jeep, Alfa Romeo brands, with the Citroen and DS brands in a separate centre. At a cost of £4 million this brings Swansway’s total investment to £12 million.
Swansway Group Director, Peter Smyth added; “We’re looking forward to expanding our operations across the North West, this is merely a continuation of our on-going investment, and it’s interesting to see that recent talk about the ‘Northern Powerhouse’ has brought more focus on our area. Long may it continue”.
“As a Group we’ve always strived to provide our customers with a level of service which keeps them coming back for more; these new centre will definitely help us deliver the very highest standards of customer service.”
All the new sites are due to open in the first half of 2016.
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