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Driven Distribution Group (DDG), a warehouse distributor of automotive aftermarket hard parts, consumables and accessories, has acquired Quality Parts Warehouse (QPW) based in Garland, Texas. HCI Equity Partners, a private equity firm headquartered in Washington, D.C., supports the acquisition.

Market Impact

The acquisition of QPW aligns with

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strategy to expand its footprint and improve service capabilities across the region. The 8,000-square-foot facility enhances DDG’s logistics network, expanding its reach within the Dallas/Fort Worth market.

“This new facility strengthens our logistics network and allows us to better serve our customers with the quality products and timely deliveries they depend on,” said Junior Calvert, general manager of branch operations. “Garland is a key location that supports our continued growth and dedication to exceptional service.”

Distribution Strategy

Founded by Joe and Cheryl Bray, Quality Parts Warehouse has been a staple in the automotive industry since its establishment in 1991. Originally a small jobber store, QPW focused on serving professional installers, expanding to its current warehouse in 1997. Under Joe Bray’s leadership, with experience in the automotive industry dating back to the 1970s, the company has grown to meet increasing customer demands.

“I chose to sell to Driven Distribution Group because I felt completely comfortable with everyone I met throughout the process,” said Joe Bray, former owner of Quality Parts Warehouse.

Future Operations

Eagle Auto Parts will integrate Quality Parts Warehouse to enhance inventory, accessibility, and customer support for North Texas. The company said this strategic move will significantly strengthen DDG’s regional service capabilities.

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