Tuesday, November 10, 2026
HomeNewsReynolds sold to Hampton Roads based business

Reynolds sold to Hampton Roads based business

Sale announced via social media

This is an ongoing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.

A longtime generational family business in Orange has changed hands.

On Monday, Cavalier Auto Group announced its purchase of Reynolds Chevrolet-GMC-Subaru, a dealership that has been in the Reynolds family since its opening in 1938. It began as a one man Shell service station in 1930 by Chester “Jack” Arthur Reynolds, Sr. and moved to its current location in 1938, selling Pontiacs. Jack’s sons Chester, Jr. and Roy later joined the family business and in 1970 current owner, Chester Jr.’s son Kevin Reynolds, joined the business along with brother Tom. Kevin’s sons, Kevin Jr. and John Reynolds later joined as well.

Over the years, the business has added to its inventory, acquiring the GMC line, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and Subaru. It has become a beloved local enterprise with a large number of residents purchasing and servicing their vehicles there.

When reached by phone Tuesday John Reynolds declined to comment about the sale, stating he and his family were not prepared to make a statement. 

Meanwhile, Cavalier Auto Group announced the purchase via social media Monday and began changing the building signs on Tuesday. In its first post since taking over the Reynolds Facebook page, the Hampton Roads based business said it’s excited to have Cavalier Chevrolet-GMC-Subaru as the newest members of its auto group. 

“While our name and ownership may be changing, the friendly faces you’ve come to know and trust are still right here,” they said. “Our team remains the same and we’re committed to continuing the level of service, care and personal attention that the Orange community has come to expect.”

Cavalier Auto Group is a family owned and operated company founded in 1979 with dealerships across the Hampton Roads region and Mt. Airy, MD.

Gracie Hart Brooks
Gracie Hart Brookshttp://rapidanregister.com
Born and raised in Virginia, Gracie has nearly two decades of experience in community journalism covering county and town boards and commissions, education, business and more. She believes in the power and importance of telling local stories and resides with her husband, two daughters and Bernedoodle in a small town.
RELATED ARTICLES

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here


Most Popular

Fund the Future with MCEF

Division rights

E-Edition Vol. 2, No. 36

Recent Comments