ONE of Scotland's largest motor dealers has reported a dip in profits, due to the troubles of the Saab car brand and start-up costs associated with new dealerships.
Eastern Holdings, which operates dealerships under the Eastern Western Motor Group banner, saw its turnover rise from £288.6 million to £324.5m in 2011.
However, according to accounts filed at Companies House, pre-tax profits declined from £5m to £3.3m.
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