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Revilo Automotive gears up for growth with turnover on track to hit £100m in five years

The self-confessed ‘petrolhead’ started Revilo Automobile in 2016 with business partner Joe Greenwood

Lee Collins of Revilo

A north west business specialising in buying high-end cars is on track to hit £100m turnover in five years.

Lee Collins founded Rochdale-based Revilo Automotive in 2016 – two years after selling his car dealer group Hillendale.

The entrepreneur’s planned retirement lasted only 69 days before he launched his new business – Revilo Group, which is his oldest son’s name Oliver spelt backwards - and he’s never looked back.

The self-confessed ‘petrolhead’ started Revilo Automobile in 2016 with business partner Joe Greenwood a week after a restrictive covenant expired and uses the tagline ‘We don’t buy every car’!

Unlike their rivals Webuyanycar.com, Revilo Automotive specialise in buying quality high performance or high specification vehicles rather than quantity.

Turnover reached £5m within six months of launching and is expected to hit £30m this year but the 51-year-old said it was on course to reach £100m in the next five years.

Collins praised Webuyanycar.com but said their business model didn’t cater for vehicles with a lot of added specifications.

He explained: “Webuyanycar.com is a tremendous business and have helped many people liquidate a car at the time they needed it. I’ve got nothing but respect for them. They’re the largest online buying platform in the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ and they’re owned by British Car Auctions so it’s a perfect business model.