Sames Super Center

Sames Super Center was established in Laredo in 1910. In its early days, Harry E. Sames and W. J. Harry E. Sames Jr. ran dealerships in Laredo and Hebbronville. W.J. Harry E. Sames Jr. operated the Laredo dealership from 1940 until he passed in 1956. Harry Sames (Hank) III, W.J. Hary E. Sames Jr.'s grandson, was the general manager in 1981. Evelyn Sames, Hank's daughter, became the fifth-generation family member to run the business in 2010. The company celebrated its century mark in 2010, and Richard Sames, Hank's niece, recently joined and is also adjusting to the business. The Sames Auto Group has grown significantly since Hank and Evelyn took over. The company bought the Laredo Honda dealership in the 1980s and erected a new Honda location on the loop by 2016. The Sames Auto Group forayed into Corpus Christi in the early 2000s by purchasing a Ford dealer, opening a Kia dealer in Laredo, investing in Austin with a pre-owned dealership, a Ford dealership in Bastrop, and a Chrysler-Ram-Dodge-Jeep dealership also in Bastrop. The company acquired the Ford and Nissan dealers in Kingsville, Texas in 2016. Sames Team is driving Texans since 108. What drives the Sames Team today? It values everything. Priority number one is providing world-class services and products to meet customer needs. The Sames Family represents American Entrepreneurial Spirit, being one of the biggest privately held companies in South Central Texas.

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