Listings /50+ Year Full-Service Auto Repair Business + Real Estate — Downtown Allen, Collin County TX | Seller Financing

50+ Year Full-Service Auto Repair Business + Real Estate — Downtown Allen, Collin County TX | Seller Financing

Full-service independent automotive repair business operating continuously for more than three decades from its own 2,080 SF facility in downtown Allen, Texas. 2025 revenue of $1,267,812 with $365,668 SDE and no rent expense — the real estate conveys with the business. Deep late-model diagnostic and dual-refrigerant capability, four lifts, and a 0.25-acre corner-adjacent site inside the Downtown TIF zone blocks from a $17M approved catalyst redevelopment. Substantial seller financing available to qualified buyers.

$2,175,000

Asking Price

Gross Revenue$1,267,812
Cash Flow$365,668
LocationTexas (Collin County)

Contact Agent

Tony Depasquale

Tony Depasquale

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Financial Information

Asking Price

$2,175,000

Gross Revenue

$1,267,812

Cash Flow

$365,668

EBITDA

$365,668

Seller Financing

Available

Financing Notes

Seller Financing, Bank, SBA, Cash

Property Details

Location

Texas (Collin County)

Real Estate

Owned Included in asking price

Building SF

2,080 sq ft

Lease Expiration

Not Disclosed

Employee Breakdown

5 full-time · 2 part-time

Rent

Not Disclosed

Established

1972

Category

Not Disclosed

Description

Full-service independent automotive repair business operating continuously for more than three decades from its own 2,080 SF facility in downtown Allen, Texas. 2025 revenue of $1,267,812 with $365,668 SDE and no rent expense — the real estate conveys with the business. Deep late-model diagnostic and dual-refrigerant capability, four lifts, and a 0.25-acre corner-adjacent site inside the Downtown TIF zone blocks from a $17M approved catalyst redevelopment. Substantial seller financing available to qualified buyers.

Additional Information

Growth & Expansion

Extended operating hours and bay utilization — the current schedule supports a single owner-operator, and a second service writer or extended hours converts existing capacity directly into revenue. Fleet and commercial accounts — the downtown location and heavy-lift capability suit municipal, trade, and small-fleet contracts not currently pursued. Late-model A/C specialization — the R-1234yf platform positions the shop for the growing post-warranty late-model fleet, a documented premium capability in automotive-services transactions. Marketing modernization — basic digital marketing and review management are entirely untapped.

Support & Training

Ownership will provide a transition and training period to ensure continuity of the customer base and vendor relationships

Facilities & Assets

2,080 SF single-tenant automotive facility built in 1975 on a 10,890 SF (0.25 acre) corner-adjacent site, zoned Downtown District within Downtown TIF Zone No. 2, City of Allen. Owned free of rent obligation. Equipment package with approximately $122,100 seller-stated replacement value: current-generation intelligent diagnostics with active updates and backup scan capability; dual-platform refrigerant recovery (R-134a and R-1234yf plus a backup unit); four lifts including 12,000 lb heavy-duty and 10,000 lb; 20-ton press; transmission jack; welder; compressors; brake lathe; tire machine; strut compression equipment; 40-foot parts container with custom shelving; office computers, furniture, and Portacool units. Approximately $17,500 in consumable inventory conveys, trued up at closing.

Market & Competition

Downtown Allen sits in one of Collin County's most affluent and supply-constrained submarkets. The business has operated at the same location for over three decades on reputation and repeat traffic, with no meaningful digital marketing presence — an established position built on customer relationships rather than paid acquisition. Independent shops with current-generation diagnostic capability and dual-refrigerant service compete favorably against dealer service departments on price and against chain operators on trust and technical depth, particularly for post-warranty late-model vehicles.

Reason for Selling

Retirement

Franchise

true

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