Steven Eagell on building his £700m, 44-site car dealer business - Car Dealer Inspiring Leaders, sponsored by Mann Island Finance, Episode 3

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Car Dealer Inspiring Leaders

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Welcome to the Car Dealer Inspiring Leaders podcast, a special series from Car Dealer Magazine. In this series – sponsored by Mann Island Finance – editor in chief James Baggott chats to some of the greatest leaders in the motor trade to find out how they got into selling cars, how they rose to the top and how they’re inspiring the next generation of automotive retail experts. This Podcast is available as a video series on YouTube, or you can listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or whichever podcast platform you prefer. There are 10 episodes in the series, released monthly.

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Steven Eagell on building his £700m, 44-site car dealer business - Car Dealer Inspiring Leaders, sponsored by Mann Island Finance, Episode 3

Car Dealer Inspiring Leaders

38 minutes 53 seconds

2 years ago

Steven Eagell on building his £700m, 44-site car dealer business - Car Dealer Inspiring Leaders, sponsored by Mann Island Finance, Episode 3

Inspirational car dealer leader Steven Eagell has talked about how he built his £700m business from just one dealership.

The Toyota and Lexus specialist explains how he started his now 44-site firm after being accepted on Toyota’s sponsored dealer programme and purchasing his first site in Milton Keynes.

Eagell explains how he built his business up after being accepted on to Toyota’s programme in 2002. He has gone on to create a business that turned over £702m in 2021 (its last available accounts) and made £20.6m profit.