dealership
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3.9
- noun
- /ˈdiːlərˌʃɪp/
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concesionario
- I got a cousin over in Hoboken who runs a Mercedes dealership that sells luxury cars.
- a car dealership
- a local dealership
- an automobile dealership
I went and sold cars for a Ford dealership for Galpin Ford.
- I went and sold cars for a Ford dealership for Galpin Ford.
- And I remember driving to the dealership, excited, ready.
- So, yeah, I had to take it to the to the dealership and then get a loaner car.
- So I did that and then open the car dealership a few months after.
- The regulators were against him that they still don't let him have dealerships.
- And someone walks out of the dealership and and looking frustrated and you say, well, what's the matter?
- Then he said, Brent, have you ever bought a car at a dealership?
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How's your car dealership going?
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I got a cousin over in Hoboken, runs a Mercedes dealership.
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And I remember driving to the dealership, excited, ready.
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So I did that and then open the car dealership a few months after.
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Well, I had a job at a dealership.
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Looking at stock prices, you can see new car dealership stock prices are still at all time highs.
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She'd say she was working late at the car dealership.
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Mr. Murray owns the dealership.
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I have a wife and children and plans to open another dealership in Charleston.
Fiction book (1999) -
Crevier BMW is the largest BMW dealership in North America.
Synonyms
319
5.8
A shop or restaurant that uses a well-known brand and sells its products under an agreement
227
2.7
A person or business that buys and sells items like art and cars
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1.4
A person or company that buys and sells cars
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6.8
A business allowed to sell a brand's products in a certain area
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Etymology
Dealership comes from deal ('to trade') and the ending -ship ('state or place'), the same ending you see in friendship and leadership. So a dealership is the business or place where trading happens, which is why it means a company that sells cars.