UPDATED: GM Dealerships Closing, SEE THE LIST, INTERACTIVE MAP

The list of the more than 1,000 dealerships that GM plans to close has begun to trickle in. On Friday, GM dealerships across the country began receiving FedEx packages indicating which franchises could be shut down by next year. GM has announced that it will not renew its franchise agreements with nearly one quarter of its U.S. dealerships.

GM, however, isn't publicly disclosing the list of dealerships that could be shuttered. The Huffington Post is compiling a list of the closed dealerships as we get word from readers.

[GM Has since announced that 41 dealerships will remain open. Check out our story on GM dealership reprieves.]

Help us compile all of the closing dealerships! If you hear of any GM dealerships closing in your area, email us at [e-mail]. We are only posting confirmed closures of GM dealerships, so please include a link to a news report in your email.

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Here is the list so far:

• Tom Sparks Buick in Dekalb, Illinois
• Reichert Automotive Group, which has locations in Crystal Lake and Woodstock, Illinois
• Two dealerships owned by the Asbury Automotive Group in Kissimmee, Florida
• Fox Pontiac Buick GMC in Alpine Township, Michigan
• Chuck Clancy Chevrolet dealership in Cartersville, Georgia
• Nourse Interstate Automall in Richburg, South Carolina
• Matthews Chevy of Brilliant, Ohio
• Glen Dale Motors, Sistersville, West Virginia
• Bell Chevrolet, Sistersville, West Virginia
• Merle Snider Motors in Winfield, Kansas
• Adams Chevrolet in Belton, Missouri
• Eisenhower Motor Sales in Pemberville, Ohio
• Stokes Hodges GM in Thomson, Georgia
• Fox Motors in Charlevoix, Michigan
• Roseland Auto Sales in Chicago
• Williams Auto Group, Sayre, Pennsylvania
• AutoServ of Laconia, in Belmont, New Hampshire
• At least 18 dealerships in Minnesota
• Johnson Motor Company of South Carolina
• Henna Chevrolet, Aiken, South Carolina.
• Mendenhall-Roy Chevrolet in Grabill, Indiana
• J.L. Freed and Sons of Lansdale, Pennsylvania
• Jones Chevrolet in Corvallis, Oregon
• La Roche Buick Pontiac GMC in Brenham, Texas
• McCombs Superior Pontiac GMC in San Antonio, Texas
• Hatfield Buick/GMC, Redlands, California
• Dick Bigelow Chevrolet, Parma, Ohio
• Moore Pontiac Buick GMC, Canton, Georgia
• Don Ayres Pontiac-GMC, Fort Wayne, Indiana
• Preferred Chevrolet-Pontiac, Lagrange, Indiana
• Tom's Chevrolet, Cornell, Wisconsin
• Frank Andrews Chevrolet, Dublin, Georgia
• Bob Wysong Chevrolet-Pontiac, Cromwell, Indiana
• Meyer GMC Trucks, North Manchester, Indiana
• Rea Buick, Port Jervis, New York
• Firebaugh Chevrolet, Firebaugh, California
• Wile Motors, Columbia, Connecticut
• Raceway Chevrolet Pontiac Buick GMC, Lake City, South Carolina
• Servco Auto Windward, Kaneohe, Hawaii
• R.L. Reising Sales Inc., Beecher, Illinois
• Bruckerts Chevrolet, Bunker Hill, Illinois
• Patire Chevrolet Buick, Hoosick Falls, New York
• Olesen Chevrolet, Avoca, Iowa
• Courtesy Chevrolet, Morgan Hill, California
• Colonial Chevrolet-Buick, Talladega, Alabama
• Ricky Smith GMC, Weymouth, Massachusetts
• Johnson Sales, Arlington, Wisconsin
• Boyd Chevrolet, South Hill Virginia
• Larry Millier Pontiac Buick GMC, Caldwell, Idaho
• Brackeen Motors in Shawnee, Oklahoma
• City Chevrolet, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
• Charlie Roberts Chevrolet - Buick, Rensselaer, Indiana
• Daniels Chevyland, Colorado Springs, Colorado
• Bill Cross of Performance Auto Group, Wooster, Ohio
• Moomaw Chevrolet, Sugarcreek, Ohio
• Crown Automotive, Lawrence, Kansas
• Epps Motors Middlesboro, Kentucky
• Spencer Auto Group, Spencer, West Virginia.
• Pat Fischer Chevrolet, Titusville, Florida
• Boyles Motors in Maryville, Missouri
• Olsen's Implement, Huron, South Dakota.
• Salisbury Chevrolet, Glenville, New York
• Rose Buick Pontiac GMC, Gloversville, New York
• Videon Chevrolet in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania
• Hubler Chevrolet Center, Shelbyville, Indiana
• Broadway Automotive, Pulaski, Wisconsin
• Lewis River Motor Co., Woodland, Washington
• Tri Pontiac Buick, Hemet, California
• Courtesy Chevrolet, Ontonagon, Michigan
• Alex Montgomery Chevrolet- Dodge-Chrysler-Jeep, Mount Washington, Kentucky
• Don's Chevrolet, Ida Grove, Iowa
• Wells River Chevrolet, Wells River, Vermont
• Brighton Garage Chevrolet, Island Pond, Vermont

• Wagner Buick Pontiac GMC, Belleville, Illinois

• Scarff Auto Center in Kalispell, Montana
• Midway Motors, Harman, West Virginia
• Joe Romeo's, Kingwood, West Virginia
• American Chevrolet, Mannington, West Virginia
• Bell's Motors in Sistersville, West Virginia
• Susan Schein Chevrolet, Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Pelham, Alabama
• Swenson Motor Company, Benson, Minnesota.
• Swenson Motor Company GMC, Belmar, Minnesota.
• Friday Motors, Taos, New Mexico
• Zimmerman Bros. Buick Pontiac GMC and Heaton Chevrolet, Pittsfield, Illinois
• Pete Paris Chevrolet, Monroe City, Missouri
• Bob Hall GMC Truck, Yakima, Washington
• Dallas Automotive Group, Jackson, Ohio
• Pines Pontiac Buick GMC, Pembroke Pines, Florida
• Spitzer Autoworld, Homstead, Florida
• Nuebel Chevrolet, of Le Mars, Iowa
• Keeton Motor Co. in Fordyce, Arkansas
• Riley Cadillac in Jefferson City, Missouri
• Yankton Motors GM dealership in Yankton, South Dakota
• Victor George Chevrolet, Lapeer, Michigan
• Barber Brothers, Spanish Fork, Utah
• Courtesy Chevy Buick, Booneville, Mississippi
• Stanley-Lynd Autoplex, Cameron, Texas
• Springhill Motor Company, Springhill, Louisiana
• Hood Automotive, Amite, Louisiana
• Pines Pontiac Buick GMC, Pembroke Pines, Florida
• Berkshire GMC Inc., Sheffield, Massachusetts
• Phil Cook Motors, Madison, Georgia
• Pfeifle Chevrolet, Wishek, North Dakota
• Moody's Chevrolet Buick Pontiac, River Falls, Wisconsin
  
• Bob Huff Chevrolet Buick Pontiac GMC Cadillac, Wytheville, Virginia
• Rick Justice Buick-Pontiac-GMC, Meridian, Mississippi
• Cooley Motor Company, Waynesboro, Mississippi
• Carlisle Automotive Group , Waxahachie, Texas
• Valley Motor Sales, Bethel, Vermont
• Quality Motor Co., Las Vegas, New Mexico
• Scott Nichols Motors, Silver City, New Mexico
• Town's Edge Auto Chevrolet, Mountain Lake, Minnesota
• Whiting Motors, Livingston, Montana
• Carlisle Chevrolet Cadillac, Waxahachie, Texas:
• Royal Chevrolet in Fulton, Missouri:
• Scott Motor Co. - Reno, Nevada
• Michael Hohl Carson Valley Chevrolet, Minden, Nevada
• Offutt Motors, Lisbon, North Dakota
• Scott-Preusse Inc., Redwood Falls, Minnesota
• Hutchings Chevrolet, Soldotna, Alaska
• Barry Chevrolet, Ephrata, Washington
• Killens Chevrolet Pontiac, Newton, Mississippi
• North Bay Chevrolet-Buick Inc', Oconto Falls, Wisconsin
• Krueger GMC, Waverly Iowa
• Midway Motors , Charleston, West Virginia
• Young Motor Company, Lyons, Kansas
• Rickabaugh Motors, Lyons, Kansas
• American Chevrolet in Mannington (Marion County), West Virginia
• Glen Dale Motors in Glen Dale (Marshall County) West Virginia
• Apple Valley Chevrolet in Martinsburg (Berkeley County), West Virginia
• Carlsons Motor Sales in Concord, New Hampshire
• Gil's Jeep, Stratham, New Hampshire
• Medlyn Motor Inc. in Milford, New Hampshire
• Roberts Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge in Peterborough and Rochester, New Hampshire
• Lincoln-Mercury, Rochester, New Hampshire
• Springhurst Chevrolet, Louisville, Kentucky
• Alex Montgomery Chevrolet Dodge Chrysler Jeep, Mt. Washington, Kentucky
• Olesen Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Avoca, Iowa
• Wolf Chevrolet, Belvidere, Illinois
• Forrest Auto Park, Cleburne, Texas
• Lewis River Motor Co., Woodland, Washington
• Condon Auto Sales, Sioux City, Iowa
• Conklin Fangman Cars, Kansas City, Missouri
• Eastern GMC, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Don Miller Pontiac-GMC, Madison, Wisconsin
• ">Don Helm Chevrolet, Graham, Texas
• Crown Motors, Holland, Michigan
• Berkshire GMC, Sheffield, Massachusetts
• Adams Chevrolet, Belton, Missouri
• Garber Buick, Saginaw, Michigan
• Dirk Waltz Buick, Midland, Michigan
• Holler Chevrolet, Winter Park, Florida
• Classic Chevrolet, Altamonte Springs, Florida
• Crown Chevrolet, Lawrence, Kansas
• Bob Moore Norman Cadillac, Norman, Oklahoma
• Michael Hohl Chevrolet, Minden, Nevada
• Don Drennen Buick Chrysler, Birmingham, Alabama
• Fisher Motors, Minot, North Dakota
• Kendrick Buick-Cadillac-Nissan, Lafayette, Indiana
• Fred Beans Buick Pontiac GMC, Limerick, Pennsylvania
• Gross Motors, Marshfield, Wisconsin
• Noble Automotive, Newton, Iowa
• MotorWorld, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
• Rose Chevrolet, Hamilton, Ohio
• Rebbec Pontiac Buick, Normal, Iliniois
• Roberts Buick Pontiac, Lapeer, Michigan
• Harmon Cadillac, Dayton, Ohio
• Bilton-Behr Chevrolet, Holly Hill, South Carolina
• Advantage Chevrolet, Aurora, Nebraska
• Downs Motor, Pana, Ilinois
• Townsend Chevrolet Buick Pontiac Inc, Parsons, Tennessee
• Gateway Motors, Broken Bow, Nebraska
• Jeff Wyler Fairfield Cadillac, Fairfield, Ohio
• Jeff Wyler Eastgate Pontiac Buick, Batavia, Ohio
• Illig Chevrolet-Pontiac, Cattaraugus, New York
• John Wiggers & Son Inc., Clymer, New York
• Saxon Auto World, Elk River, Minneasota
• Main Motors, Anoka, Minneasota
• Brockman Chevrolet, Amherst, Virginia
• Reichenbaugh Motors, North Georgetown, Ohio
• Deery Brothers Inc, West Burlington, Iowa
• Bob Thomas Car Company, Bend, OR
• Royal Buick, Tuscon, AZ
• Tyndall Motors, Tyndall, South Dakota
• Janke Auto Co., Pender, Nebraska.
• Ben Mynatt Chevrolet, Concord, North Carolina
• Motor Werks Cadillac, Barrington, IL
• Don Mackey Cadillac Pontiac GMC Tucson, Arizona
• Witt Buick, Muskegon, Michigan
• George Moore Chevrolet, Jacksonville Beach, FL
• Bob Tolkan Buick Pontiac GMC, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• Fitzgerald Auto Mall Buick Pontiac GMC, Rockville and Annapolis, Maryland
• Classic Auto Group, Mentor, Ohio
• Whitaker Buick Pontiac GMC, Forest Lake, Minnesota
• Whitlow Chevrolet Richmond, Virgina




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Comments

[John Horner]

01:48 AM on 06/12/2009

Courtesy Chevrolet in Morgan Hill, California closed up before the GM letter went out. They still have a Courtesy Chevrolet in San Jose, California­. BTW, Courtesy Chevrolet Morgan Hill was in a fancy facility which was built brand new just a few years ago.

[allworldauto]

07:51 AM on 06/11/2009

I don't think GM understand­s their own marketplac­e. Right now 60-80 percent of the dealers are not going to renew their contracts. I don't think GM planned on that. Expecting dealers to build new facilities in the economic downturn is ridiculous­. I wonder if they ever considered the value of service to the customer when they came up with this great plan to cut dealers. I just don't understand­. All these dealers advertise for GM at their own cost. I really didn't think you could have to many salesman There are locations in this country where a customer will have to drive 3 hours for service work.

For any dealers needing help with inventory issues, please refer to the http://all­worldautom­otive.com web site. Free place to sell wholesale inventory.

[BlueFalcon]

06:22 AM on 06/07/2009

Springhill Motor Co. in Springhill­. Louisiana has been taken off the closure list.

[mamacat]

10:01 PM on 06/05/2009

I hope that the people who worked at those dealership­s are able to find other jobs.

[mamacat]

09:57 PM on 06/05/2009

The two closest Chevrolet dealers closed a few years ago. There are no dealership­s close to us left to shut down.

[Chlowina]

02:20 PM on 06/05/2009

http://www­.nytimes.c­om/2009/05­/30/busine­ss/global/­30auto.htm­l

I hope the above link came up. Interestin­g. Europe/GM are fighting to continue employing their people and not shutting down plants.

[AmericanMade89]

11:27 AM on 06/03/2009

Hello Peoples,
After reading everyone's posts, I don't understand why people are upset that GM is in the position that it is in. I mean it is really simple, people buy things that last a long time especially when they are reasonably priced, GM was not that company. Saturn should have been shut down years ago, and their cars should have been reliable. I just went to the bank and on my way I swear that I saw a 2007 Pontiac G6 pulled over with the hood up, that is not a good thing. I drive a 2003 Ford Taurus SES, the only thing I ever had to replaced was my tie rods and that was covered by my extended warranty. But back to my point, GM done this to themselves and there workers put themselves in the position that they are in now because they decided to work for them. So if you ask me, the bigger picture is that this is a recession and things like this will happen, Americans are weaving out the companies like GM which is a good thing, if people don't like it, they should build their own car. Don't believe me when I say that ford is quality, look at the 2010 Ford Taurus SHO and compare it to the Dodge Charger HEMI, the SHO has all wheel drive and the HEMI does not but the prices are nearly the same, & to me it's those little things that count to the American

[Sirius Lee]

11:58 AM on 06/02/2009

Looking at that map, especially in my Midwest, it looks like almost all of the hits are coming in rural areas. GM's decisions will speed up the decline of small towns giving the kids there even less reason to stay put.

[Layman23]

01:59 PM on 05/25/2009

These companies should go down under. Absolutely no innovation and lack of quality and they been peddling these shoddy vehicles by wrapping it around a american flag.

Bye Bye GM. Figure out how to make a car and then maybe we will open our wallet.

[rstaley]

09:28 AM on 05/22/2009

ohhhhh sorry liberal bug....i didn't realize that you were unaware that Cadillac were once again the most satisfied customers in the auto industry in the world and I also figured you were smart enough to know that Buick has the highest dependabil­ity in the world.....­.but I guess you aren't looking for complete satisficat­ion or high quality and dependabil­ity in your next vehicle...­......oh and guess what Cadillac and Buick share their technology with the rest of the GM lines

[kareemachan]

11:24 AM on 05/24/2009

Who cares about Cad's ratings. We've bought Volvos for years because they are solid, are maneuveraa­ble, and my husband can do the mechanical stuff (we don't buy new). So why would I want a car with a combined 14 mpg rating? My Volvo gets over twice that and can schlep just about anything I need around to boot. Complete satisfacti­on or quality or dependibil­ity? Pleeeeeez I already have that.

[Mike Keough]

04:37 PM on 05/24/2009

Karee, Don't let that guy calling you a Liberal get you pissed at US automakers­. He's just the kind of guy who will sacrifice intelligen­ce for partisan drivel. The next time you look for a car however, will you kindly give US automakers a shot? I have an Infiniti SUV which is eight years old. Never one flipping problem. Tires, oik change, brakes, that's it. I don't need no stinking report to know it's quality. But next time I look at Chevy and Ford first. In all honesty I will be holding my breath. But by God I am an American. And we may take a while, but we are smart enough to learn. Peace

[kareemachan]

11:25 AM on 05/24/2009

Oops - forgot to add that the mpg number was for a 2008 Escalade.

[liberalbug]

12:18 AM on 05/22/2009

Bummer. Now there are fewer places to not shop from where I was not planning on buying my next GM car or truck.

[Daffy4Ducks]

06:22 PM on 05/20/2009

The UAW should be to blame for most of the big 3's problems, they are a strangleho­ld on the auto industry and should be disbanned, shame on Obama for giving them in ownership of something they have no right to own.

[racom]

11:39 AM on 05/26/2009

Clueless!!­!

[Shavano]

06:20 PM on 06/01/2009

Wow - I'm thinking you don't like unions and the facts won't get in your way. I tell you, those guys at the UAW just don't know how to manage a company, do they? I mean, after all, they're the ones who designed the cars, managed the finances and developed the corporate strategy. I'm guessing those executives making millions of dollars a year just got bullied by those poor UAW guys into making gas-guzzli­ng, unappealin­g, automobile­s for years. And wow, the way the UAW built up the most inefficien­t dealership mechanism on earth was a travesty.

[BabblingBrooks]

01:19 PM on 05/20/2009

Why does HuffPost need more locations? It's distribute­d through the internet!

[tippydog11]

08:21 PM on 05/19/2009

funny now Americans who did not want government to bail them out...this is just dealers..n­ot suppliers, not even mentioning plant closers..e­tc etc..It is reported for every job lost it effects 7 other people lose their jobs also---it will effect nurses, for auto paid for health care coverage semi private, dentists coverage, Eye doctors, massage therapy, community funding and support, student jobs on weekends at plants..pa­id safety shoes, babysitter­s day care paid for. the list goes on.etc etc etc etc Less people going out to eat, retailers, travel cut back..you name it..and this is just dealers..w­ere mapping.

[racer108]

06:17 PM on 05/20/2009

Thank you . At last someone who is looking at the complete picture. This is going to affect a lot of people. This is not just about Hummers or imports or bad managment it's about thousands of middleclas­s american workers loosing thier jobs.

[JKPHILLY]

02:45 PM on 05/19/2009

I am saddened by the closures. However, Americans buy too many cars too frequently­. My husband and I bought our first home 4 years ago. We have neighbors that are a four person family-the kids are both under 5-and yet they have gotten a new car every year-SUVs- and they have three cars for a four person family! I drive a 15 year old Volvo wagon. The sad thing is that most American made cars look like absolute crap after 15 years. If the American car manufactur­ers invested more on quality standards like our foriegn competitor­s we may not be in such rough shape.

[carman1967]

12:03 AM on 05/20/2009

Some people put all there money into their house, some into investment­s, some into fishing, boats, racing, travel, you name people spend money on it. Why is it wrong to spend it on cars?

[drymartini1]

08:55 PM on 05/22/2009

cars, boats are depreciabl­e assets. put it in assets that at least are meant to appreciate­. !!

[cjt1957]

06:05 PM on 05/23/2009

Like you house???