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Mack Dealer Nextran Truck Centers Expands Dealer Footprint with Acquisition

Through the acquisition of Quincy Mack, Decatur Mack, and H&L Mack, Nextran Truck Centers has added five new locations in the Midwest, bringing its total to 31.

Office building marked by a sign that says Nextran, American flag reflected in a window.

Nextran Truck Centers has added five new locations by acquiring Quincy Mack, Decatur Mack, and H&L Mack.

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Nextran Truck Centers recently acquired Quincy Mack, Decatur Mack, and H&L Mack, adding five new locations in the Midwest to its service area. The acquisition increases the number of Nextran dealership locations from 26 to 31 and expands its reach into Illinois and Iowa. 

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Nextran’s Midwest footprint now includes locations in:

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  • Kansas City, Missouri

  • Kansas City, Kansas

  • Quincy and Decatur, Illinois

  • Mediapolis, Iowa

  • Hannibal, Missouri

“Congratulations to Nextran for their recent acquisition, and we also thank John Sharkey, the owner of the Quincy, Decatur and H&L Mack, for the sales, service and support that they offered throughout the years,” said Jonathan Randall, president of Mack Trucks North America. “Nextran is a dealer dedicated to not only Mack customers, but to the Mack brand itself, as evidenced by their continued investments. The acquisition enables them to broaden their customer base, while also enhancing their commitment to offering service and support to Mack customers.”

Founded in 1993 by Jon W. Pritchett, president and CEO, Nextran has full-service dealerships in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Wyoming, Illinois and Iowa. 

Nextran’s locations are all strategically positioned along key transportation routes throughout the U.S.

This acquisition will increase the total number of new and used commercial trucks sold annually to 5,500 while expanding Nextran’s rental and lease fleet to nearly 1,000 units in operation.

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Nationwide, Nextran’s network of more than 530 service bays and 1,400 employees supports this growth. This acquisition also marks a significant step in Nextran’s growth strategy, with 12 new locations added in less than four years.

“With the acquisition of Quincy Mack, Decatur Mack, and H&L Mack, we are not only expanding our geographic footprint but also reinforcing our commitment to growth, service, and support for our customers across the U.S.," said Jon W. Pritchett, president and CEO of Nextran Truck Centers. “Their strong family-oriented culture and dedication to superior service align perfectly with Nextran's values. We are thrilled to welcome them into the Nextran family and look forward to a bright future together.” 

Quincy Mack, Decatur Mack, and H&L Mack were founded more than 40 years ago and have built a strong reputation among Midwestern customers.

Mack currently has 418 dealer locations and 5,268 service bays.

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