Rush Enterprises was founded in 1965 when Marvin Rush and two partners opened a truck dealership in Houston, Texas. Two years later Rush started a leasing company and a new division of the company that handled finance and insurance.
Nine years after founding the company, in 1975, Rush bought out his partners to become the sole owner of Rush Enterprises.
Today the company operates a network of more than 100 commercial dealerships in 20 states under the name Rush Truck Centers. Rush Enterprises also offers insurance, third-party financing, rentals, leasing, body shop repairs, and aftermarket parts.
Rush Enterprises trades publicly on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbols RUSHA and RUSHB, is #672 in the Fortune 1000, is a member of the Russell 2000, has 5,295 employees, and had $4.31 billion in revenue in 2013.
Please forward this message to Mr. Rusty Rush.
This is Mickey Rigney, Mayor of Edgecliff Village, Texas and Texas Motor Speedway volunteer.
Thanks again for stopping by to see me during the NASCAR Race here in Texas, it was so good to see you again and it filled my whole day with joy. I always look forward to seeing your smiling face and talking to you. Thanks again for taking your valuable time to stop by my location during your busy schedule. See you in the fall. — Mickey Rigney
We recently had over $5k worth of work done on a unit. Vehicle dint get 2 miles and the same warning lights were on again. Brought unit back. Now its been 3 days waiting for parts and lack of management has everyone telling us a different story. Have a driver in a hotel and its sloppy repair shops like this that can put an honest man out of business. So disappointed that all I can do sit and wait to get screwed over again. Rush definitely can care less about its customers, this i know.
I WOULD LIKE TO SEND A FORMAL LETTER TO MR. RUSH, MR. KELLER AND MR. ORF. WOULD YOU SEND ME THE CORRECT E-MAIL ADDRESS PLEASE?