Asbury gives itself flexibility with relaxed 2025 revenue goal | Asbury's 4-story DMS pilot with Tekion

Asbury Automotive said in reporting Q4 2023 earnings it would now strive to reach at least $30 billion in revenue sometime between 2025 and 2030.

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