Maroone USA acquires West Palm dealership

Fort Lauderdale-based Maroone USA announced in December that Roger Dean Chevrolet in West Palm Beach is now Mike Maroone Chevrolet. After partnering with Patty Dean, daughter of Roger Dean, in 2017 to jointly own and manage the leadership, Maroone USA is now assuming full ownership.

“Roger Dean Chevrolet has served West Palm Beach and the surrounding communities for more than 60 years. We look forward to building upon the rich legacy of the Dean family,” said Fort Lauderdale resident Mike Maroone, CEO of Maroone USA.

Mike Maroone is enhancing the dealership with the addition of Preferred Owner Advantages such as a money-back guarantee, free delivery anywhere in Florida, and a one-year service guarantee. Like all Mike Maroone dealerships, it will keep guests and associates safe during the pandemic through its Commitment to Clean initiative.

The dealership at 2235 Okeechobee Blvd. offers new cars from Chevrolet and pre-owned vehicles and service on all makes and models.

South Floridians are familiar with the Maroone name. The first Maroone dealership, Maroone Ford, opened in Miami in 1977. The family has also supported the community, as shown by the recently named Maroone Cancer Center at Cleveland Clinic in Weston. The company also has six dealerships in Florida and Colorado representing Chevrolet, Ford, Honda and Volkswagen.

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