SsangYong has confirmed the addition of JT Hughes to its dealer network. Established in 1972, JT Hughes has three multi-franchise showrooms in Shrewsbury, Telford, and Newtown, and its addition to the SsangYong portfolio in 2023 represents a significant step in the company’s ongoing expansion.
As part of this development, a new SsangYong dealership will open in Shrewsbury, based within a specially constructed showroom located on the Battlefield Enterprise Park in Shrewsbury.
The showroom offers modern amenities and a comfortable space for customers. A hospitality area provides complimentary refreshments, and free Wi-Fi is available. Visitors can also view and consider SsangYong’s well-regarded range of vehicles, including the Rexton, Musso, Tivoli, and Korando.
In addition to the showroom, a JT Hughes SsangYong aftersales centre is conveniently located less than a mile away, offering servicing, MOT, repairs, and approved parts.
Kevin Griffin, managing director at SsangYong Motors UK, said: “We are thrilled to welcome JT Hughes to the SsangYong franchise. The group endeavours to give its customers a high-quality and trustworthy service and has values that match up with our own. We are very much looking forward to working with the team in Shrewsbury and welcome them on board.”
With its 50-year history, JT Hughes maintains a steadfast commitment to customer service. The introduction of the SsangYong dealership in Shropshire further solidifies this dedication.
“The partnership with SsangYong is an exciting new chapter in the dealership’s expansion plans,” added John Hughes, JT Hughes
group managing director. “We’re thrilled to be partnering with SsangYong, a company that’s constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation and design in the car industry.
“With this new dealership, we’ll be able to offer our customers even more choice when it comes to pickups, SUVs and 4x4s, and we’re confident that SsangYong’s line-up of vehicles will be a fantastic addition to our existing brands.”
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