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Hubler Automotive Group announced Monday the acquisition of Beck Toyota, a 39-year-old dealership near the intersection of U.S. 31 South and Stop 11 Road in Indianapolis.
The dealership will be known as Hubler Toyota and the entire staff of 65 Beck employees will stay in their roles, according to a media release issued by Hubler Automotive Group.
An acquisition price was not disclosed.
The business, 8055 U.S. 31 South, joins a Hubler Automotive Group roster of 12 dealerships in seven central Indiana counties. Hubler sells Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Ford, Acura, Honda, Mazda and Nissan vehicles at other locations.
Brooke Hubler Haines and Zach Strain will manage Hubler Toyota, where a lot expansion is planned to accommodate a larger inventory of vehicles.
The Toyota dealership is the state’s largest parts wholesaler, according to Hubler Automotive Group.
Dennis and Phyllis Beck founded Beck Toyota in 1986. Phyllis Beck died Feb. 13 at age 86.
Hubler Automotive Group is owned by Brad Hubler, son of the company’s late founder, Franklin Hubler.
“I am excited to represent Toyota on the south side of Indy and grow the dealership by offering everyone a great customer experience,” Brad Hubler said in a written statement.
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