T.P. Waters is a family-owned and operated business which has been serving Kildare Town for 54 years .
Gowan Auto have announced that T.P. Waters has been appointed as a Main Dealer for the Fiat, Fiat Professional and Jeep brands.
T.P. Waters is a family-owned and operated business who have been serving Kildare Town for 54 years .
John Saunders, Managing Director of Fiat, Fiat Professional, and Jeep Ireland, welcomed the appointment commenting: “ Their incredibly experienced team are joining the brands at a very exciting time of growth and resurgencefor our brands in the area”.
Managing Director of T.P. Waters, Peter Waters stated: “Being able to offer a wider range of innovative and reliable vehicles to our customers is paramount. We are also very excited to now be in the LCV space and look forward to putting a strong focus on this segment”
T.P. Waters, located just outside Kildare Town, was founded by Tom Waters in 1971 at Pigeon Lane in Kildare Town. Since moving to their current site in 1978, the business has grown from strength to strength . Now run by Tom’s sons, Peter and TJ, the core of the business remains family-run and customer focused, with the continued drive to offer the best experience to Kildare motorists .
Gowan Auto is the exclusive importer and distributor of Alfa Romeo, Citroën, DS Automobiles, Fiat, Fiat Professional, Honda, Jeep, Opel, and Peugeot in the Republic of Ireland.
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