Christian Brothers Automotive Announces Signed Agreement to Bring Car Repair and Maintenance to Aurora

Christian Brothers Automotive expands presence in Aurora, Colorado, with a new location owned by local resident and entrepreneur Rich Klepper.

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Christian Brothers Automotive Announces Signed Agreement to Bring Car Repair and Maintenance to Aurora

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Christian Brothers Automotive has signed an agreement to open a new location in Aurora, Colorado, owned by local resident Rich Klepper. The new shop will be located at 22771 East Aurora Parkway and will provide car repair and maintenance services to the community.

Christian Brothers Automotive (CBA) has announced a signed agreement to expand its presence in Aurora. This agreement will bring a new CBA location to the area, which will be the first shop owned by local resident and entrepreneur, Rich Klepper. The new shop will be located at 22771 East Aurora Parkway.

“I was immediately drawn to Christian Brothers Automotive following my experience as a guest at the Castle Rock shop. Their level of service and dedication was unlike anything I’d ever experienced in the auto industry,” said Klepper. “Before I decided to open a CBA shop in my community, I knew that I wanted to work in an industry that helped guests quickly and efficiently. People need reliable transportation, and I look forward to providing a trustworthy service to residents in Aurora.”

Klepper is a seasoned professional with a background in architecture and healthcare. Prior to embarking on his journey with the company, he experienced automotive care from Steve Peterson, owner of CBA Castle Rock. This motivated him to franchise with CBA, embracing the brand’s mission to help support local communities in a meaningful and compassionate way.

“I'm pleased to welcome this new shop to the brand and remain confident that Rich's dedication to quality guest service makes him the ideal fit for Arapahoe County. The CBA family looks forward to the positive impact he will bring to drivers in the local community,” said Donnie Carr, President and CEO of Christian Brothers Automotive.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on March 29, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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