Marshall Motor Holdings

History of Marshall Motor Holdings

The Marshall name dates all the way back to 1909, when a small lock-up garage was opened in Cambridge. During both world wars, the company did its part by handing over the premises for vehicle servicing and repairs. The garages were reopened in 1945, when Marshall started to specialise in the sale of Austin vehicles.

In the 1970s, Marshall’s franchise base expanded to include a number of popular British manufacturers, while the 1990s saw the development of a multi-franchise car centre in Cambridge. Recent years have seen Marshall acquire further dealerships, such as Ridgeway Garages, a dealer group representing 12 manufacturers across 30 sites.

Cars sold by Marshall Motor Holdings

A total of 24 different car makes are represented by Marshall Motor Holdings. These include popular brands like Vauxhall and Ford, sports car and luxury marques like BMW, Nissan, Maserati and Audi.

At Marshall Motor Group dealerships, a wide range of budgets can be accommodated, whether you’re seeking an economical family car or a top-tier luxury saloon. The company’s used car centres stock vehicles to suit a vast number of needs. Whatever model or make you’re buying, you’ll be able to benefit from Marshall’s flexible finance options and competitive insurance plans.