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Excel Truck Group’s new truck dealership in Ashland, Virginia, is now open.
Photo: Excel Truck Group
Excel Truck Group, a full-service truck and trailer dealership group across Virginia and the Carolinas, has opened a location in Ashland, Virginia. The dealer group represents major OEM brands including Freightliner, Western Star, Mack, and Wabash
The new facility will provide truck sales, parts, and service, offering a modern, customer-focused environment designed to meet the evolving needs of commercial truck operators throughout the region.
The dealership has 36 service bays.
Photo: Excel Truck Group
The dealership features 36 service bays equipped with the latest diagnostic and repair technology, as well as a 23,000-square-foot parts warehouse that supports a wide range of OEM and aftermarket components.
“Excel Truck Group’s new Ashland location marks a significant milestone in our commitment to delivering industry-leading support to our customers and communities,” said Greg Witt, senior vice president of Excel Truck Group. “This best-in-class facility strengthens our ability to provide the high-quality solutions and outstanding service our customers rely on.”
Employees currently based at Excel Truck Group’s nearby Glen Allen Dealership will relocate to the new Ashland facility, ensuring continuity and the same trusted service relationships customers have relied on for years.
The Ashland dealership is now open for business, and Excel Truck Group will celebrate its grand opening on Nov. 18. Guests will have the opportunity to tour the facility, meet the team, and enjoy lunch and vendor displays as the company marks this milestone.
With its new Ashland location, Excel Truck Group reinforces its mission to “Provide industry leading products and deliver outstanding value-added experiences to make Excel the clear choice of our customers.”
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