History of Schicker Automotive
"If You're Not Happy, We're Not Happy"
BILL SCHICKER STARTS HIS CAREER AT
MCMAHON PONTIAC
OF ST. LOUIS, MO
At the age of seventeen, Bill began his career at McMahon washing cars and serving as the porter for the new car department.
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BILL SCHICKER BECOMES THE OWNER OF
MCMAHON FORD
OF ST. LOUIS, MO
He progressed at the dealership from porter to sales person to General Manager, until in 1975 he bought into McMahon Ford Company (now known as Schicker Automotive), the first of many dealerships he would acquire over his illustrious career.
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BILL SCHICKER BECOMES THE OWNER OF
BARRETH CHRYSLER
OF WASHINGTON, MO
Bill Schicker expands his automotive dealership portfolio with the acquisition of Barreth Chrysler in Washington, Missouri, showcasing his dedication to providing customers with an extended range of choices in the local market.
In 2001 Barreth strengthened its product lineup by incorporating a Jeep franchise.
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BILL SCHICKER BECOMES THE OWNER OF
BARRETH FORD
OF UNION, MO
That same year, Bill Schicker expands his portfolio again with the acquisition of Barreth Ford in Union.
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01
JOHN SCHICKER
TAKES OVER AS OWNER
John Schicker takes over from his father Bill as owner of the Schicker Automotive Group.
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BARRETH & MCMAHON RENAMED TO
SCHICKER
Barreth Chrysler and Ford underwent a transformation, adopting the names Schicker CDJR of Washington and Schicker Ford of Union, reflecting a unified identity under the Schicker umbrella and emphasizing their commitment to serving the automotive needs of their respective communities.
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