Ted Teague, one of the general managers of Lawrence Marshall’s Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep store said that Lawrence Marshall's “big city prices” closed its doors today. It was a massive small-town dealership that campaign of clobbering a victim of the credit crunch and the recession.
Recently, Lawrence Marshall employed more than 200 people and sold more than 9,000 units annually and was one of the nation’s leading sellers of Chevrolet trucks. Lawrence Marshall carried Chevrolet, Cadillac, Ford, Hyundai and pre-owned vehicles on a vast 40-acre complex about 50 miles northwest of Houston in Hempstead. Lawrence Marshall was titled as the biggest volume dealers in the U.S.
