JCT600 turned in an unchanged financial performance in the year to December 2025 with revenues of £1.326bn and pre-tax profits of just over £20.1m.
This compare with revenues of £1.334bn and pre-tax profits of £20.167m in 2024.
The group said it a “sustained focus” on staff and customers continues to translate into business success.
While new car sales saw a 2.1% decline, consistent with broader market pressures, the business achieved a 2.1% increase in used vehicle sales and a 5% rise in service turnover, outperforming UK industry averages in both areas.
JCT600 executive chairman, John Tordoff, said: “Over the last few years, we’ve made a deliberate and sustained investment in both our colleagues and our customers to support long-term growth.
“What we are now seeing is the impact of that approach coming through in our performance.
“A happier, more engaged team delivers a better experience. Customers notice that, they value it, and they choose to come back. That is now translating into stronger results for the business.”
He added: “This reflects who we are as a family business. We genuinely care about our colleagues, and in turn they care about our customers. That connection is what sets us apart and is increasingly driving our success.”
The positive momentum has continued into 2026. The first quarter of the year has seen a record number of industry award wins, alongside Google review scores rising above 4.8.
Two JCT600 dealerships have also been ranked among the top 10 in the UK by Reputation.com, further underlining improvements in customer satisfaction.
JCT600 has also outperformed the wider UK market within its brand portfolio, achieving approximately 0.5% higher new vehicle registration share compared to competitors.
