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Mack Dealerships Now In Mexico's Two Largest Markets

Mack Trucks continues to expand its operations in Mexico with two new dealerships

by Staff
August 30, 2001
2 min to read


Mack Trucks continues to expand its operations in Mexico with two new dealerships.

Camiones Pesados de Mexico S.A. de C.V. in Mexico City and Camionera La Silla S.A. de C.V. in Monterrey both opened earlier this month.
The new 72,600-square-foot Mexico City dealership, which is located in Tlalnepantla, just north of the Mexican capital, features a show room, a service and parts area, and a driver amenities room and service waiting area.
"The Mexico City area accounts for more than 32 percent of all Class 8 sales in Mexico," said Eduardo Basáñez, managing director of Mack Vehículos Industriales de México S.A. de C.V. "Naturally we wanted to establish a formidable presence here, and this new location will go a long way in accomplishing that objective."
The Monterrey dealership has two locations. The main facility, at 17,500 square feet, includes a show room, service area and parts center, while a separate 10,800-square-foot location comprises its main service area and a second showroom.
Monterrey is the second-largest Class 8 truck market with more than 15 percent of total Mexican sales, according to Basáñez.
The complete line of Class 8 Mack trucks will be available from both dealerships.
Four more Mack dealerships are expected to be open in Mexico by the end of the year. These include Guadalajara, Mexico's second-largest city and third-largest truck market; Queretaro, a growing industrial center located 150 miles north of Mexico City; Bajío, located in central Mexico and the fourth-largest truck market; and Torreón, another growing industrial center in northern Mexico.

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