Pohlads acquire four luxury car dealerships in Twin Cities

Twin Cities Automotive, part of Pohlad Cos., has signed a purchase agreement to buy Carousel Audi and Carousel Porsche in Golden Valley, as well as Maplewood Audi and Maplewood Imports in Maplewood, the Business Journal reports.

Author:
BMTN Staff
Updated:
Mar 8, 2018
Original:
Aug 27, 2012

Twin Cities Automotive, part of Pohlad Cos., has signed a purchase agreement to buy Carousel Audi and Carousel Porsche in Golden Valley, as well as Maplewood Audi and Maplewood Imports in Maplewood, the Business Journal reports.

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