Archer in Houston biting the bullet

jkdrone · Poster child Number of posts: 352 Registration date: 2008-04-03

Got the court document from a JKO post. Looks like they get to keep their 290 location, but every other location, and their financial holdings co. are getting the axe.

http://freep.com/uploads/pdfs/2009/05/0514_chrysler.pdf

ARCHER CHRYSLER JEEP WEST INC 16835 KATY FWY 60042 CJ
HOUSTON, TX 77094-1405
ROBERT P ARCHER
ARCHER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH INC DBA ARCHER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-JEEP- 66098 CJ
11614 SOUTHWEST FREEWAY
HOUSTON, TX 77031-3696
ROBERT P ARCHER
ARCHER DODGE INC 12053 SOUTHWEST FREEWAY 43928 DT
STAFFORD, TX 77477
ROBERT P ARCHER SR
ARCHER FINANCIAL HOLDINGS INC DBA JIM ARCHER CHRYSLER JEEP 60123 CJ
19200 NORTHWEST FREEWAY
HOUSTON, TX 77065-4715

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Dutchboy101 · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Thu 14 May 2009, 10:25 am

San Antonio came off well. Looks like Fiesta Auto Center is the only one on the chopping block.

jkdrone · Poster child Number of posts: 352 Registration date: 2008-04-03

Ahh, looks like I got it wrong - even the 290 location is going.. note the 'DBA Jim Archer Chrysler Jeep' on Northwest Freeway.

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**N2rock** · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Thu 14 May 2009, 10:51 am

jkdrone wrote:

Got the court document from a JKO post. Looks like they get to keep their 290 location, but every other location, and their financial holdings co. are getting the axe.

http://freep.com/uploads/pdfs/2009/05/0514_chrysler.pdf

that list in the pdf file- is that locations that are going to be closed, or is that locations remaining open?

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The Raven · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Thu 14 May 2009, 10:58 am

good to know. i was about to call them to make a service appt for next week.

JK-fredd0 · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Thu 14 May 2009, 11:42 am

Dutchboy101 wrote:

San Antonio came off well. Looks like Fiesta Auto Center is the only one on the chopping block.

yep... obama, where's my bail out Smile

:soldier:

we are fighting it though. we are a VERY big tax revenue source for leon valley. not to mention a 20+ year dealership and always top ranked for volume and customer ratings.

we are shocked that only 1 dodge dealer was closed in the area.

**N2rock** · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Thu 14 May 2009, 12:08 pm

ok- so that is the list of dealers being chopped, right?

if so, the dealer by me (Finnegan) is not being chopped. And as far as I know, Finnegan is wheeler and lift friendly

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jkdrone · Poster child Number of posts: 352 Registration date: 2008-04-03

N2rock wrote:

ok- so that is the list of dealers being chopped, right?

if so, the dealer by me (Finnegan) is not being chopped. And as far as I know, Finnegan is wheeler and lift friendly

Yes, those are the dealerships Chrysler has informed the court they wish to close.

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**N2rock** · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Thu 14 May 2009, 1:13 pm

jkdrone wrote:

N2rock wrote:

ok- so that is the list of dealers being chopped, right?

if so, the dealer by me (Finnegan) is not being chopped. And as far as I know, Finnegan is wheeler and lift friendly

Yes, those are the dealerships Chrysler has informed the court they wish to close.

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I wonder how Finnegan stayed off the chopping block? Maybe they have lower overhead costs since they are in Rosenberg.

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terrahawk · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Thu 14 May 2009, 1:58 pm

N2rock wrote:

And as far as I know, Finnegan is wheeler and lift friendly

Yes they are, and they have good customer service. I used to drive all the way down there when I lived in West U for service / warranty, which illustrates how how I feel about Helfmann lol.

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**N2rock** · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Thu 14 May 2009, 2:09 pm

terrahawk wrote:

N2rock wrote:

And as far as I know, Finnegan is wheeler and lift friendly

Yes they are, and they have good customer service. I used to fdrive all the way down there when I lived in West you for service / warranty, which illustrates how how I feel about Helfmann lol.

I've been completely happy with their service.

But with Archer SW and Archer Katy closing, that makes Finnegan the only one in this area. Hopefully the lack of competition does not mean Finnegan will change their wheeler friendliness.

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Mr.RonGilbert · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Thu 14 May 2009, 6:22 pm

The whole thing f'en sucks... I was glad to see that my hometown dealership is not getting the axe. I talked to the dude that sold me mine and he said that Jeep was the main moneymaker for the dealership. He said that there is no doubt in his mind that Jeep will land on it's feet (wheels) when the whole thing is over. It is it's own market and no other vehicle comes close (don't even think about FJ or Exterra!!). He worked at the Jeep dealership (Champion) at 45 and Beltway 8 and it was one of the first to get the axe.....

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Mr. El Cucuy · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Fri 15 May 2009, 4:26 pm

JK-fredd0 wrote:

Dutchboy101 wrote:

San Antonio came off well. Looks like Fiesta Auto Center is the only one on the chopping block.

yep... obama, where's my bail out Smile

:soldier:

we are fighting it though. we are a VERY big tax revenue source for leon valley. not to mention a 20+ year dealership and always top ranked for volume and customer ratings.

how dare they they must not know they have araceli there (you know the "just outside loop 410 " girl

we are shocked that only 1 dodge dealer was closed in the area.

Duke · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Tue 09 Jun 2009, 10:07 pm

JK-fredd0 wrote:

Dutchboy101 wrote:

San Antonio came off well. Looks like Fiesta Auto Center is the only one on the chopping block.

yep... obama, where's my bail out Smile

:soldier:

we are fighting it though. we are a VERY big tax revenue source for leon valley. not to mention a 20+ year dealership and always top ranked for volume and customer ratings.

we are shocked that only 1 dodge dealer was closed in the area.

So I guess today was D-Day. What happened with Fiesta? Are they closing? What is happening to their vehicles?

Mr.RonGilbert · Subject: Re: Archer in Houston biting the bullet Tue 09 Jun 2009, 10:30 pm

I went and got an oil change at my dealership in Baytown and asked what the deal was (they are on the list) they have been told to sit tight and that it not for sure that they are going to close. I am hoping so, they are mod friendly and just a few miles from the house.

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