Fred Beans Automotive buys three stores in Pennsylvania

Five people stand next to a golf cart in a car dealership parking lot . — Fred Beans Automotive Group bought three dealerships from the Freysinger family. From left are Tom Freysinger, Garry Freysinger, Fred Beans, Beth Beans Gilbert and Chris Gilbert at the closing of the Freysinger Automotive Mechanicsburg, Pa., dealerships and New Cumberland body shop. (COURTESY OF FRED BEANS AUTOMOTIVE)

Gail Kachadourian Howe

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November 04, 2024 03:00 PM

Fred Beans Automotive Group on Oct. 28 expanded its portfolio, buying one domestic and two import dealerships from Freysinger Automotive.

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