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Between 2019 and 2020, Sytner Group undertook a restructuring of its dealership network, reducing its Volkswagen portfolio through the sale of several sites as part of a strategy to strengthen its representation of high-performance and ultra-luxury automotive brands within its dealership portfolioVertu Motors acquires four Sytner Group Volkswagen dealerships | AM-online. During the same period, Sytner Group invested in the expansion of its luxury dealership network, including the refurbishment of Lamborghini dealerships in Birmingham and Edinburgh in April 2019 Sytner invests in Lamborghini dealership expansion | AM-online
In 2021, the group expanded its presence in the ultra-luxury segment, particularly through its Rolls-Royce Motor Cars dealership operations. By this time, Sytner Group accounted for approximately 44% of the UK market for Rolls-Royce vehicles, an increase from around 39% in 2019 Sytner Rolls Royce dealerships take 44% market share | Motor Trader
In 2022, Sytner Group completed a number of acquisitions. The group acquired Specialist Cars, adding BMW and MINI dealerships in Stevenage, Luton and Tring to its network. Sytner Group also expanded its presence in the Mercedes-Benz network through the acquisition of five dealerships and three aftersales facilities in North London Sytner profits hit £178.9m as revenues surge 18% to £6.8bn | Motor Trader. During the same year, Sytner Group re-branded 17 Jaguar Land Rover dealerships previously operating under the Guy Salmon name, consolidating them under the Sytner brand Guy Salmon rebranded Sytner as part of £164m JLR dealerships investment | Car dealer news.
In 2024, Sytner completed the acquisition of the Rybrook Group, adding approximately 15 dealerships to its portfolio. These included franchises representing BMW, MINI, Volvo, Porsche and Land Rover Sytner to acquire AM100 dealer Rybrook | Car dealer news
Also in 2024, Sytner Group rebranded its UK CarShop used car supermarket division as Sytner Select, following its acquisition of the business in 2017 CarShop | Say Hello to Sytner Select. Sytner Select was introduced to provide a franchised dealer-style customer experience, with an emphasis on higher-quality, well-specified used vehicles Our Customer Charter | Sytner Select.
In January 2025, John Cragg took on the role of CEO of Sytner Group About Sytner Group | Sytner Group. Also in 2025, Sytner Group expanded its Sytner Select network to include Chery and Geely vehicles, with models available across 8 locations Sytner to represent Chery in Wakefield, Cardiff and Bristol | Motor Trader. Jakehallam00 (talk) 15:48, 5 April 2026 (UTC)
- Cabayi (talk) 08:48, 6 April 2026 (UTC)
Not done for now: Please rewrite the request according to the guidelines referenced by Cabayi Aloneinthewild (talk) 18:01, 11 April 2026 (UTC)
