A Washington-based dealership group has planted its flag at the Irvine Auto Center, paying nearly $46 million for the Ford-Lincoln real estate as the anchor of a 15-store acquisition that vaults the family-owned operator into one of Southern California's most competitive auto retail corridors. Gee Automotive Companies has acquired the dealership property at 41 and […]
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