Group 1 Automotive Inc

NYSE: GPI
$267.91
-$1.53 (-0.6%)
Closing price April 15, 2024
Group 1 Automotive Inc is a major player in the automotive retail sector, primarily operating in the United States and the United Kingdom. Founded in 1995 and based in Houston, Texas, the company specializes in selling new and used cars, light trucks, along with vehicle parts. It doesn't stop there; Group 1 Automotive also provides a range of services including automotive maintenance and repair, vehicle financing, and insurance contracts, catering to a broad spectrum of customer needs in the automotive market.
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