TLG Peterbilt buys two Virginia dealerships

The Larson Group has acquired Fitzgerald Peterbilt locations in Glade Spring and Fancy Gap, Virginia, effective Aug. 3, 2026, marking its entry into the state. The deal expands TLG Peterbilt’s network to 36 commercial truck dealerships across 12 states and gives the company a larger footprint in the Southeast.

Why it matters: - TLG Peterbilt’s entry into Virginia expands its commercial truck sales, service and parts coverage for fleets and owner-operators in a new state. - The acquisition adds capacity in the Southeast, where dealership support can affect uptime, parts access and service response times. - The company now operates 36 dealerships across 12 states.

What happened: - The Larson Group acquired two Fitzgerald Peterbilt dealership locations in Glade Spring and Fancy Gap, Virginia. - The deal became effective Aug. 3, 2026. - The two stores will operate as TLG Peterbilt - Glade Spring and TLG Peterbilt - Fancy Gap.

The details: - The acquisition marks TLG Peterbilt’s first locations in Virginia. - The company says the move strengthens its presence in the Southeast and better supports customers in the region. - The expanded network now spans Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi and Virginia. - TLG Peterbilt said the acquisition will help serve fleets and owner-operators with its service model. - President and CEO Glenn Larson said TLG welcomes employees and customers from the Fitzgerald Peterbilt locations and expects to build on the relationships the Fitzgerald team developed. - TLG Peterbilt’s website is More information.

Between the lines: - The acquisition shows continued dealer consolidation in commercial trucking, where scale can matter for service reach and customer support. - Adding two Virginia locations gives TLG a more connected Mid-Atlantic-to-Southeast footprint.

What’s next: - TLG Peterbilt will integrate the two dealerships under its brand and continue expanding its service network. - Customers in southwest Virginia will now be served under the TLG Peterbilt name.

The bottom line: - TLG Peterbilt is using the acquisition to widen its geographic reach and deepen its service network in a key trucking corridor.