GREENSBRUG, Pa. — Hope. Strength. Courage. Faith. These are not typically words that you would expect to see scrolled across the buildings of your local car dealership. However, that is exactly what ...

In its largest fundraising effort to date, Smail Auto Group announced Tuesday that it raised more than $60,000 in support of Troops First Foundation. As part of the group’s Smail Auto Group Cares ...

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a Pennsylvania dealership group has gone pink, splashing vast pink ribbons across all eight of their buildings. Smail Auto Group says the pink ribbons are ...

Smail Auto Group kicks off its annual Feherty’s Troops First Foundation campaign in honor of National Military Appreciation Month! During May, Smail will donate $125 per vehicle sold to support ...

Hempfield supervisors approved site plans for new Smail Ford and Lincoln dealerships, which ultimately will expand the auto group’s footprint along Route 30. Two new buildings will be constructed on ...

Car dealer Jim Smail in Greensburg, Pa., voted for Donald Trump in 2016 because he wanted a businessman in the White House. The president's trade wars have changed his mind. "I've learned my lesson,'' ...

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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Mark Smail, the general manager of Smail Auto Group, died suddenly over the weekend. According to his obituary, Smail died on Saturday at Frick Hospital. The Westmoreland County ...

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A prominent Westmoreland County businessman has died.Mark Smail died Saturday at the age of 62. According to the Westmoreland County coroner, Smail became ill during a car ride while headed home from ...

Car dealer Jim Smail in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, voted for Donald Trump in 2016 because he wanted a businessman in the White House. The U.S. president’s trade wars have changed his mind. “I’ve ...