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Sears Auto Center

Sears has been one of the most trusted brand names in retail for more than a century and has a rich tradition of serving American motorists. Sears pioneered automotive products in the Sears catalogue in 1905, and for a period, even sold vehicles under the Sears Motor Buggy name. When Sears opened its first auto service station in 1931--offering tire and battery installation, as well as accessories, gasoline, and oil and lube services--it set the standard for trust and reliability in automotive service. Thirty-five years later, Sears introduced Michelin tires to America (under the Allstate label) and within four years Sears was selling a record one million units per year. Sears remains one of the largest company-operated networks of automotive repair centers.

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Liquid capital required
$150,000

You'll need $150,000 in liquid capital to open a Sears Auto Center.

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