McLaren Opens North American Parts Distribution Center

November 16, 2017 Staff McLaren, Corporate Business, Highlights Comments Off on McLaren Opens North American Parts Distribution Center

McLaren Automotive is pleased to announce its newest facility, the North American Regional Distribution Centre. This is the first McLaren spare parts distribution center outside of the brand’s British headquarters and is a strong indicator of McLaren’s commitment to North America, home to its largest market. This investment represents the latest move from McLaren Automotive to provide the best possible customer experience. Located in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, the 7,500-square foot facility will provide a greater level of service for the United States and Canada.

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Prior to the introduction of the North American Regional Distribution Centre, spares were delivered to the North American market from the UK. Now for a wide selection of parts, next day delivery to McLaren retailers is available, allowing them to deliver exceptional customer experience. The stock will include an extensive range of McLaren genuine parts and a selection of McLaren Special Operations (MSO) Defined parts, accessories, and merchandise.

North America is our largest market, so it makes perfect sense to have a parts warehouse in the U.S. to better support the expanding dealer network. We’re constantly striving to enhance the overall experience and reduce lead times for our customers. The North American Regional Distribution Centre will ensure parts are more readily available and reduce shipping time, allowing us to provide a better overall service experience.
— Tony Joseph, President, McLaren North America

The North American Regional Distribution Centre is now open and fully operational. To support the development, engineering, and manufacture of its range of innovative and highly acclaimed sports cars, McLaren Automotive has partnered with world leading companies to provide specialist expertise and technology including, AkzoNobel, Kenwood, Pirelli, Richard Mille, and SAP.

Note: Press release courtesy of McLaren Automotive.

Staff

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