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Fleet Services by Cox Automotive Expands Northeast Footprint
Northeast Great Dane has opened a new trailer sales and service facility in Sutton, Massachusetts, expanding its support for fleets across New England with a technician-first approach and full-service capabilities.

Northeast Great Dane Sutton Massachusetts Shop.
Photo: Cox Automotive
Northeast Great Dane, a Fleet Services by Cox Automotive company, announced the grand opening of its newest trailer sales and service facility in Sutton, Massachusetts. The shop expands the company's footprint in the Northeast and underscores its commitment to providing support to fleets across New England.
The grand opening event, held July 17, welcomed customers, vendor partners, technicians, and Fleet Services leaders to tour the brand-new facility. Built in close partnership with teams across Cox Automotive, the shop broke ground two years ago and is designed to reflect the organization's ongoing focus on innovation, customer satisfaction, and technician experience. The shop currently employs 10 technicians with expertise in heavy-duty trailer repair and maintenance, custom fabrication, and trailer upfitting, including liftgate installations, with plans to expand to 15 technicians by 2026.
"We're making a major statement by opening this new shop," said Gerry Newcomb, associate vice president of operations, Fleet Services by Cox Automotive. "It shows our commitment to having a strong presence in the New England market, and we pride ourselves on the deep partnerships we've built with our customers. The trucking industry is a relationship business, and even as the industry evolves, that will remain constant."
The Sutton location builds on Fleet Services' technician-first infrastructure and service-oriented operations, following the recent launch of their new Parts Distribution Center in Doraville, Georgia. Featuring an efficiently designed floor plan, retail store, full-line parts warehouse, and 180' drive-through bays, the facility speeds up turnaround times and delivers a one-stop shop for trailer sales, rentals, parts, and service.
"You could see the pride on the technicians' faces when they first walked in," said Kurt Gustafson, general manager, Fleet Services by Cox Automotive. "This is their new home, and they were excited. We set out to build a place that technicians are proud to work in—and that customers can count on for dependable, high-quality service."
The shop's opening is part of a broader initiative by Fleet Services to continue to modernize and scale its nationwide service network. The Sutton location is part of Fleet Services’ effort to modernize and expand its nationwide service network, ensuring fleets have access to updated facilities and skilled technicians.
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