Dealership

/ˈdiːləʃɪp/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A business that sells and services vehicles, typically cars or motorcycles, and may also offer parts and accessories.

I bought my new car from an authorized dealership in town.

A franchise or licensed outlet that operates under a manufacturer's name to sell their products.

The dealership specializes in electric vehicles and offers a wide range of models.

An establishment where business transactions involving vehicles occur.

After visiting several dealerships, I found the perfect SUV for my family.

A place where negotiations and agreements are made, especially in a commercial context related to automobiles.

He worked at the dealership for over ten years before starting his own business.

Combining the word 'deal' with the suffix '-ship' to imply the business aspect of dealing.

used car dealership

A business that specializes in selling used vehicles.

authorized dealership

A dealership that is officially recognized by a car manufacturer.

full-service dealership

A dealership that offers both sales and repair services.

distributor

An agent who supplies goods to stores or other businesses.

franchise

The right or license granted to an individual or group to market a company's goods or services.

salesperson

A person whose job is to sell goods or services.

Car lot

I visited the local car lot to look for a new vehicle.

Auto shop

He turned to the auto shop to fix his car problems.