Confidential valuation · NDA-bound

Find out what your dealership is actually worth.

Tell us about your store. We respond within one business day with a sector-specialist read on franchise value, blue-sky, real estate, and inventory — grounded in the buyer activity we’re seeing right now in your market. Every inquiry is NDA-bound from the first reply.

Adam Coussa, Founder Every submission is reviewed personally. No junior screen, no inbound triage queue. Principal-to-principal, from the first conversation.
Time to complete~5 minutes
First response1 business day
ConfidentialityNDA-bound
CostNo charge
What happens next
01
You submit
5-minute confidential intake. No system-generated reply — the form lands in our review queue directly.
02
We review
Founder-led review against current buyer activity in your franchise + region. Our read, not a database lookup.
03
We reach out
Within one business day. Email or call — whichever you prefer — with a sector-specialist valuation read and next-step options.
04
You decide
No obligation, no pressure. If a confidential process is right, we discuss what that looks like. If it isn’t, we say so.

Thank you — your request has been received.

We've sent a confidential NDA to your email via Zoho Sign. Once signed, our M&A team will reach out within one business day to schedule a confidential valuation discussion.

Everything you share with Coussa Group is held in strict confidence.

All information is kept strictly confidential. No details about your dealership are shared without a signed NDA. By submitting this form you consent to Coussa Group contacting you regarding your valuation.

Prefer a conversation first

Talk to an advisor before submitting.

Some dealer principals prefer a 30-minute call to walk through their situation before formal submission. Open agenda, NDA-bound from the first minute.

For dealer principals

Seller FAQs

How long does the typical dealership sale take from first call to close?

Most institutional dealership sales take four to nine months from initial valuation to close, depending on OEM approval timelines, buyer due diligence depth, and real-estate structuring. Coussa Group runs a structured 90-day pre-marketing phase, a 30- to 60-day marketing-and-LOI phase, and a 60- to 120-day diligence-and-close phase. Confidentiality is preserved end-to-end. We do not list your dealership publicly.

What is my dealership worth?

A confidential dealership valuation considers normalized EBITDA, blue-sky multiples specific to your OEM brand and rooftop count, real-estate value (whether owned or leased), F&I performance, and current market activity in your region. We provide a written valuation indication within one business day of the initial call, under NDA, with no obligation to engage further.

Will my employees, OEM, or competitors find out I am exploring a sale?

No. Every prospective buyer signs a deal-specific NDA before receiving any identifying information about your dealership. Your name, address, and OEM brand are masked in initial buyer communications. We do not contact your manufacturer until a Letter of Intent is in hand and you have authorized the next step.

What does Coussa Group's fee structure look like?

We work on success-fee mandates, typically as a percentage of total transaction value with a minimum engagement fee. Fees are agreed in writing in the engagement letter before any marketing activity begins. There are no hidden costs and no monthly retainers. We share our standard fee schedule at the engagement-letter stage.

What if my OEM has right of first refusal on the franchise?

Most franchise agreements give the OEM a right of first refusal or approval right over a successor dealer. Coussa Group structures the transaction process to satisfy these requirements without delaying close. We have direct experience with the major North American OEMs (Toyota, BMW, Stellantis, GM, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, and the luxury brands) and route the OEM-approval process in parallel with buyer diligence.

What happens to my dealership real estate?

Real-estate handling depends on your goals. Options include selling the real estate to the buyer alongside the operating business, retaining ownership and entering a long-term lease, or executing a sale-leaseback to a specialized real-estate investor. Each option has distinct tax and cash-flow implications. We model all three for you during the valuation phase.