The Cadillac Story with Pepe Cadillac

The Cadillac Story Comes to Westchester

While Cadillac’s history stretches back more than a century, the brand’s story is also being written locally.

That includes the history of Pepe Cadillac.

Pepe Cadillac Opens in Yonkers

Pepe Cadillac first opened its doors in April 2011 in Yonkers, New York.

The dealership became part of the Pepe Auto Group, a family-owned automotive organization with roots dating back to 1968, when Eugene Pepe founded the company with an Oldsmobile dealership in Mount Vernon.

The addition of Cadillac brought another historic American automotive brand into the Pepe Auto Group family.

Pepe Cadillac Moves to White Plains

In March 2013, Pepe Cadillac moved to its permanent location in White Plains, New York.

The move established Pepe Cadillac in the heart of Westchester County and created the foundation for the dealership’s continuing relationship with Cadillac customers throughout the region.

Since moving to White Plains, Pepe Cadillac has built a reputation not only around the Cadillac brand, but also around the people who represent it.

Recognition for Excellence

Pepe Cadillac’s history in Westchester has been marked by recognition for both dealership and employee performance.

The dealership is a five-time Dealer of the Year recipient, recognizing its performance and commitment to the Cadillac brand and its customers.

Pepe Cadillac has also been recognized year over year for being a Mark of Excellence, Master Dealer, reflecting a sustained commitment to high standards within the dealership.

The dealership’s employees have earned many years of multiple Crest Club recognitions in both sales and service. These individual honors recognize employees who have distinguished themselves through their performance and dedication within their respective areas of the dealership.

For Pepe Cadillac, these awards represent more than trophies or titles. They reflect the people behind the dealership—the sales professionals, service advisors, technicians and other team members who work with Cadillac customers throughout the ownership experience.

That people-first approach is particularly meaningful when viewed alongside the history of Cadillac itself. Cadillac has spent more than a century pursuing advances in engineering, design and luxury, while dealerships such as Pepe Cadillac carry that experience into their local communities.

A New Chapter for Cadillac

The Cadillac of today looks very different from the Cadillac of 1902.

The vehicles are more technologically advanced, increasingly electrified and designed around digital connectivity, advanced driver assistance and modern luxury.

But the underlying philosophy remains familiar.

Innovation. Design. Engineering. Luxury.

Those ideas have been part of Cadillac’s identity since Henry Leland founded the company more than 120 years ago.

From standardized interchangeable parts to the electric starter, the V8, the rise of the luxury SUV and today’s electric vehicles, Cadillac has repeatedly adapted to the changing automotive landscape.

Cadillac History and Pepe Cadillac

For Pepe Cadillac, being part of the Cadillac brand means being connected to that history while building a history of its own.

From opening in Yonkers in April 2011 to moving to its permanent White Plains location in March 2013, Pepe Cadillac has become part of the Westchester automotive community.

The dealership’s story is considerably younger than Cadillac’s—but it shares an appreciation for the same principles that have helped make Cadillac an American automotive icon: innovation, craftsmanship, technology and luxury.

Recognition such as five Dealer of the Year awards, five Mark of Excellence awards and multiple Crest Club recipients in both sales and service reflects the commitment of the people who have helped shape Pepe Cadillac’s story.

As Cadillac continues developing the next generation of vehicles, including its growing lineup of electric models, Pepe Cadillac looks forward to being part of that next chapter.

More than 120 years after Cadillac was founded, the story continues—and in Westchester County, part of that story is being written at Pepe Cadillac.