Bigger is better for Harley store in Scottsdale

By: Cycle Canada Published on 2 May 2014

According to The Arizona Republic (azcentral.com), Harley-Davidson of Scottsdale has announced it plans to build a 146,000-square-foot facility near its current location in Scottsdale, Arizona. Justin Johnson, general manager of H-D Scottsdale, said, “According to our calculations, it will be the world’s largest Harley-Davidson dealership.”

Whether the new store will be the world’s largest has yet to be officially confirmed, though there’s no doubt it will be insanely huge. To put it into perspective, an average Walmart is around 100,00 square feet, says The Arizona Republic

Where’s the funding coming from? Billionaire Bob Parsons, founder of GoDaddy, owns the Scottsdale store, as well as two other Harley dealerships. 

The mammoth store should be open in the late spring of 2015.

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