What happened to its huge guy?

Iconic Car Salesman Billy Fuccillo Hasn’t Been on TV in Months — What Happened? Back in 1989, Billy Fuccillo opened his first-ever car dealership. Today, the Fuccillo Automotive Group owns more than 25 dealerships throughout Florida and New York. He has become not only a car salesman but, honestly, kind of an icon.

What happened to Billy Fuccillo Kia in Cape Coral?

Billy Fuccillo, famous Cape Coral car dealership mogul, has died at 65. A decade after Southwest Florida first felt his outsized presence, legendary car dealer Billy Fuccillo has died at 65. CNY Central reported the Syracuse Auto Dealers Association announced Fuccillo’s death Friday morning in an email to members.

Did Billy Fuccillo sell all his dealerships?

Last year, Fuccillo sold his luxury home in Cape Coral, Florida for $2.25 million. He also recently sold several dealerships including two Florida-based Fuccillo Kia dealerships in March, and five New York dealerships, two of which are located in Greece, in January.

Why choose Fuccillo Chevrolet?

As many drivers in Buffalo, Niagara Falls or Lockport NY have learned, Fuccillo Chevrolet, Inc. is the place to go. A top-notch finance team is standing by to listen to your needs and work to find the best possible solution to get you in your desired car, truck or SUV and out on the road.

What happened to Billy Fuccillo’s dealerships?

In September 2020, the Fort Myers News-Press reported that two of Billy’s Florida dealerships would be sold in a $36 million deal. The reaction to the news of the sale has been mixed, which is pretty much par for the course when it comes to Billy Fuccillo.

Who is Billy Fuccillo’s new Kia sidekick?

McKinzie Roth, 36, replaces Caroline Renfro, who resigned from the role last fall after an eight-year run. FILE: McKinzie Roth had a part-time job as TV commercial sidekick of car dealer Billy Fuccillo. Cape Coral Kia car dealer Billy Fuccillo has hired his new TV and radio commercial sidekick.

What happened to Tom Fuccillo?

Fuccillo died Thursday at his home in Sarasota, Fla., according to the Thomas J. Pirro Jr. Funeral Home in North Syracuse. He was 65. Fuccillo expanded his auto dealership empire to the Buffalo area in 2000, when he acquired a Chevrolet dealership on Whitehaven Road on Grand Island.