Car Dealerships in Latin America & Caribbean
Browse 151 dealers across 40 countries in Latin America & Caribbean, each profile taken from the company's own website.
Showing 12 of 151 dealers
CompanyWhat they do
- Grupo UMAColombiaAuthorized dealer · Motorcycles
- Motorworld GroupCole Bay, Sint MaartenFranchise dealer · Cars, Trucks +2 more
- Tractor CornerLahore, PakistanIndependent dealer · Agricultural, Machinery +1 more
- AEArmstrong EquipmentMiami, United StatesAuthorized dealer · Machinery
- DADD Auto ImportsCastries, Saint LuciaIndependent dealer · Cars, Buses +1 more
- Captain JaksPlacencia, BelizeAuthorized dealer · Other
- PBPlaza Boat ClubKralendijk, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and SabaAuthorized dealer · Motorcycles, Other +1 more
- Tonys ToysGeorge Town, Cayman IslandsIndependent dealer · Cars, Trucks +1 more
- JGJoelfan Group N.V.Paramaribo, SurinameAuthorized dealer · Machinery, Agricultural
- Trucks MerchantSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesMarketplace dealer · Trucks, Trailers
- TATortola Auto GroupRoad Town, British Virgin IslandsCars, Trucks
- COCoamcoPanama City, PanamaAuthorized dealer · Machinery, Other
Dealers in Latin America & Caribbean at a glance
Of the 151 dealers in Latin America & Caribbean, the most common brands sold are Volkswagen (19%), Hyundai (17%) and Toyota (12%).
Brands sold
- Volkswagen19%
- Hyundai17%
- Toyota12%
- Honda11%
- Ford10%
Dealer types
- Authorized54%
- Independent24%
- Franchise20%
Vehicle types
- cars59%
- trucks39%
- machinery29%
- vans28%
- motorcycles17%
Top countries
- Puerto Rico14%
- Colombia9%
- Argentina7%
- Mexico7%
- Costa Rica6%
- United States4%
Size
- 1-10 employees3%
- 11-50 employees3%
- 51-200 employees4%
- 201-500 employees3%
- 501-1000 employees1%
- 1001-5000 employees1%
- 5000+ employees1%
Most held certifications
- Concesionario Oficial Volkswagen1%
Key facts
- 1995 is the median founding year
- 81% sell new cars
- 64% sell used cars
- 77% run a workshop
- 56% offer financing
- 38% accept trade-ins
- 42% publish opening hours
Figures from all 151 dealers, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.