One of the Oldest Auto Dealerships in America Endures Auto Recession

Indianapolis, IN (PRWEB) May 6, 2009 -- Nearly half the General Motors dealers in Indianapolis could close by 2010 under the edict from the President's auto advisers for GM to scale back nationwide. In total, GM is expected to close up to 2,641 franchised car lots nationwide.

Now, against the odds is one Indianapolis-based GM dealership that won't give up on the all-American dream it founded over a century ago in 1847. Hare Auto (http://www.haregmcpontiacbuick.com/), America's oldest transportation company, recently felt the gravitas of Pontiac's finale, when GM announced the elimination of the 83-year old manufacturer last week.

Despite the stiffening news, Hare Auto still has no plans of throwing in the towel. To the contrary, Hare Auto has big plans to look toward the future and overcome the economic hardships now facing all GM dealers. Hare Auto is still the major provider of GMC and Buick in Indianapolis (www.haregmcpontiacbuick.com).

Weathering the challenges during the Great Depression and the auto manufacturing hiatuses in World War I and World War II--Hare Auto knows hard times, and is confident it will weather today's tribulations like it always has.

Hare Pontiac Buick GMC in Indianapolis (www.haregmcpontiacbuick.com) has been serving the Indianapolis metro area for generations. The company has also become more than just an icon, but a legacy to families and customers in the Indianapolis metro area.

For generations spanning over a century, Indianapolis-based Hare Auto has been recognized for their salt-of-the-earth customer service. During the roaring 20's, people from all over Indiana would venture to Hare Auto when it came time to buy or trade in their old GM. Today, 90 years later, Hare Pontiac Buick GMC still serves the state just as reliably as it had three generations ago.

While the number of GM dealers continues to dramatically shrink in the state of Indiana, Hare Auto remains an American success story that began in the heyday of General Motor's automobile revolution. Though times are now uncertain, Hare Auto's determination to strong-arm adversity serves as a beacon of inspiration to all struggling GM dealerships--nationwide.

For additional information on the news that is the subject of this release (or for a sample, copy or demo), contact Bryan Hopkins or visit www.haregmcpontiacbuick.com

About Hare Auto Company:

Hare Pontiac Buick GMC (www.haregmcpontiacbuick.com) is part of the largest GM dealer in all of Indiana. Hare Auto is also America's oldest transportation company and proudly serves drivers in Indianapolis, Bloomington, Terre Haute, and surrounding cities with the highest quality products and services.

Contact: Bryan Hopkins

Bryan Hopkins, E-Commerce Director

Hare Pontiac Buick GMC

(317) 489-0536

http://www.haregmcpontiacbuick.com

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