Indy Auto Man Westfield marks six months with two-location growth

Indy Auto Man Westfield says its first six months in operation have turned a homecoming into a growing second location for the Indiana used-car dealer. The milestone underscores the company’s expansion in Westfield, where it now combines sales and service after opening on January 23, 2026.

Why it matters: - Indy Auto Man Westfield’s early traction shows the company can support two locations while keeping its sales-and-service model intact. - The Westfield opening also brings the dealership back to the community where the business started in 2008. - The move could help Indy Auto Man regain northside customers who became harder to reach after earlier relocations.

What happened: - Indy Auto Man Westfield marked six months in operation on July 23, 2026. - The dealership opened on January 23, 2026, at 17230 Foundation Pkwy. in Westfield, Indiana. - Indy Auto Man was founded in Westfield in 2008 by Victor Figlin and Eugene Gorin. - The company now operates in Westfield and Indianapolis.

The details: - The Westfield site was built from the ground up in early 2025 with support from state authorities and Westfield Mayor Scott Willis. - The property replaced what had been a plain field with a modern auto dealership. - The Westfield facility houses both sales and service under one roof. - Indy Auto Man says the Westfield team includes sales consultants, service technicians, a managing director and a customer support assistant. - The company says the Westfield staff includes people who moved from the Indianapolis dealer center and brought years of operational experience with them. - Indy Auto Man says its business philosophy has long centered on buying vehicles it would choose for its own families. - The company says that approach helped it grow into one of Indianapolis’ top-rated used-car dealerships, with more than 6,900 Google reviews and a 4.9-star rating.

Between the lines: - The Westfield return appears designed to reconnect the brand with its original customer base and reinforce its identity as a local, relationship-driven dealer. - The two-location setup suggests Indy Auto Man is trying to scale without losing the customer-service focus that built its reputation. - The hiring push signals the company is still in growth mode, not just celebrating an anniversary.

What's next: - Indy Auto Man plans to expand inventory and broaden its service offerings at both locations. - The dealership said it wants to keep building long-term relationships with customers across the region. - Ariel, the HR director, said the company is welcoming new employees for its Indianapolis and Westfield facilities and has prepared on-site programs and coaching. - The company said its next priority is sustaining its honest, welcoming atmosphere while continuing to grow in the Midwest used-car market.