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NexaMotion Group Opens New C&M Location in New Jersey

NMG said the C&M Auto Parts location will offer a complete range of general repair products, catering comprehensively to the diverse needs of the local market.

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Emma Henderson is the Managing Editor of aftermarketNews and Counterman. She joined Babcox after a career as a television reporter for stations across the Midwest. Contact her at [email protected]
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NexaMotion Group (NMG) continues its strategic expansion efforts with a new C&M Auto Parts location in Edison, New Jersey.

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The Edison location marks a significant milestone in NMG’s commitment to simplifying complex vehicle repair to keep the world moving, the company said.

NMG said the C&M Auto Parts location will offer a complete range of general repair products, catering comprehensively to the diverse needs of the local market. Additionally, by establishing a collaborative location with Transtar, NMG provides an all-encompassing product offering of transmission and general repair parts.

“Our expansion into Edison reflects NMG’s ongoing commitment to proactive growth and delivering unmatched value to our customers,” said Neil Sethi, CEO of NexaMotion Group. “We are excited to forge strong relationships and continue to contribute meaningfully to the automotive landscape of New Jersey.”

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