Rick Case Automotive Group Celebrates 60 Years in Business

This year will mark 60 years of business for Rick Case Automotive Group after being founded by the late local business and philanthropic icon Rick Case in Ohio in 1962. Since then, the company has become one of the nation’s most respected retail automotive brands, with 14 dealerships throughout South Florida and Atlanta.

While 2021 certainly presented numerous challenges, the year proved to be the most successful in the Rick Case Automotive Group’s history. Rick’s wife and partner of 40 years, Rita Case (pictured), became president and CEO and helped lead Rick Case Volkswagen in West Broward to become America’s largest volume new car dealership and set a new single-year sales record for the franchise. Similar successes were enjoyed by Rick Case’s Honda, Hyundai, Genesis, Kia, Maserati and Alfa Romeo South Florida dealerships, achieving national sales recognition as well as winning the brands’ most prestigious awards for customer satisfaction.

“Even with the ongoing pandemic and supply-chain issues that continued to plague the auto industry, we were able to set new volume sales records across most of our brands last year,” Case says. “These achievements are a direct result of the dedication of our team members—and especially, the loyal customer base we’ve built over the decades.”

Automotive News has also honored the Rick Case Automotive Group as the National All-Star Dealer. Rick Case dealerships are No. 1 for sales volume in the markets they serve, with some ranking as America’s largest dealers. The company’s national headquarters is located at 14500 W. Sunrise Blvd. in Sunrise. 

As Rick Case launches its year-long 60th Anniversary Celebration in 2022, Rita Case emphasized that the Automotive Group will continue pushing forward to meet the demands of its customers.

“What we did last year is a solid foundation for what’s to come for Rick Case.” Case says. “Inventories are improving at all of our dealerships—a trend we expect to continue through the first part of the year. That, coupled with exciting, new traditional and EV (Electric Vehicle) introductions across all our brands, should make 2022 a great year for customers—and our organization, as well.”

You May Also Like
Three women stand outdoors, smiling and holding copies of the book "Rulebreaker" at a Big Ideas event. They are dressed in colorful, patterned dresses, with greenery and a modern building in the background. Lifestyle
Books, Bites, and Big Ideas
February 12, 2026
A male lion mounts a female lioness on green grass, biting the back of her neck during mating. Both lions are focused, with the male on top and the female lying on the ground. Rocks and scattered leaves are in the background. Lifestyle
Wild Love
February 11, 2026
A hand with manicured nails holds a glass of champagne next to an open bottle, set against a bright red curtain—capturing the glamour and intrigue found Behind the Red Door. Lifestyle
Behind the Red Door
January 30, 2026
Abstract digital art with swirling blue, white, and yellow light patterns on a dark background, reminiscent of an immersive visual installation at the IGNITE Broward festival. Lifestyle
IGNITE Broward Returns
January 30, 2026
Valentine’s in Fort Lauderdale

Where to Book, Dine, and Indulge

Read More
A romantic Valentine’s beach at sunset in Fort Lauderdale with a heart of rose petals in the sand, two champagne glasses, red roses, a gift box, city buildings, and a heart-shaped cloud. Text reads "Happy Valentine's Day!. Lifestyle
The Quiet Distance Between the Sheets

Inside the emotional and erotic recalibration few couples are taught to expect.

Read More
Your South Florida Holiday Break Guide

Your Guide to Where to Go, What to Eat, and How to Celebrate Over the Holiday Break.

Read More
A hand holds a Bloody Mary cocktail garnished with bacon, celery, rosemary, and an olive—an ideal sip for your South Florida holiday break—set against a blurred outdoor background. Lifestyle
From Bustles to Bikinis: The Great Beachwear Strip-Down

Fort Lauderdale’s beach scene wasn’t always sun-kissed skin and skimpy suits.

Read More
Other Posts
Las Olas Trees at the Center of a Growing Debate

A postponed vote has intensified the divide between preservation and progress along Fort Lauderdale’s most recognizable boulevard.

Read More
A sunny boulevard lined with palm trees and lush greenery, where cars drive by and people—including 2025’s Men of Influence and Women of Influence—dine at outdoor cafes on the sidewalk under colorful umbrellas. Lifestyle
Postcards From the Past

Artist and developer Abby Laughlin transforms a vintage space into a gallery celebrating Fort Lauderdale’s fading mid-century charm.

Read More
Guy Harvey Foundation

Inspiring the Next Wave of Ocean Conservationists in Florida and Beyond.

Read More
The Real: Harbor Beach

This estate features 300+/- feet of waterfront with spectacular views.

Read More