Holmlunds Bil replaces Toyota with new brand

Holmlunds Bil has secured a new car brand after its Toyota agreement ended. The company calls the switch a long-term investment.

Holmlunds Bil announced in June that its partnership with Toyota would end after 27 years. The move followed Toyota's new strategy of fewer and larger dealers.

The company has now found a replacement and describes the transition as a long-term investment. The information comes from reports in local media.

No details about the new brand have been provided in the available information.

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