Automotive
Dallas/ Ft. Worth Metroplex, TX
Financial summary
Comparable pricing
49% below marketComparable Automotive businesses sell at a median of 3.1x SDE, based on several listings. This one asks 1.6x, about 49% below that median. At the comparable median it would price ~$693K.Methodology refines over time.Comparable Automotive businesses sell around $693K vs this $350K ask.
Methodology refines over time.
SBA financeability
Businesses in automotive repair & dealers are commonly SBA-financed. The figures below are the industry-category norm from SBA 7(a)/504 lending, a gauge of how financeable a deal like this tends to be.
Automotive Repair & Dealers benchmarks
Typical SBA leverage
70%
Industry charge-off
1.2%
Common term
10 yr
Median loan
$250,000
Active lenders in this category: The Huntington National Bank, U.S. Bank, National Association, Live Oak Banking Company.
Based on 15,276 SBA loans · source: SBA 7(a)/504 FOIA, as of 2026Q1 · industry-category level.
Detailed information
low multiple and priced below 1.5x revenue.
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Business description
Mobile oil change and vehicle maintenance business generating consistent recurring revenue from residential customers, families, and commercial fleet accounts who book on a regular schedule because every vehicle needs an oil change every few months — and this business brings the service directly to them. Customers pay for the convenience of skipping the shop, and that convenience drives an 85% returning customer rate that builds a compounding book of repeat clients rather than chasing one-off jobs. The business operates from service vehicles covering residential and fleet routes with no retail storefront required. Subscription membership plans and fleet accounts add predictable recurring income on top of the standard service base. The owner manages the business, builds fleet and commercial account relationships, and oversees the team while technicians handle all service work. No automotive experience required.
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