About Brunelle Ford
About Brunelle Ford
BRUNELLE a Family History
Our story begins with Felix Brunelle who was a valet and manufacturer of carriages over 100 years ago. The automobile revolution however incited Felix to change careers and become a mechanic. A Jack-of-all-trades, Felix designed a winter automobile in the late 1910s that was equipped with paired rear wheels coupled with 2 skis in the front to support the motor. This vehicle, that was able to accommodate 4 passengers, unfortunately never saw the light of day in the showrooms.
The First Succession
Irénée and Édouard, the 2 sons of Felix Brunelle began working for their father in the beginning of the 1920s. In 1923, the 2 young men embarked on their own to launch Dominion Car Dépôt, their business specialized in the sale of used cars and tires. Their first establishment did not last very long because the roof crumbled under the weight of snow. The 2 businessmen decided therefore to relocate and to rename the business Garage Saint-Eustache limitée. There, until 1928, they sold different brands like Auburn, Buick and Ford as well Ford tractors, which were very popular at the time. The manufacturers however forced them to sell only one brand so Irénée and Edouward settled on Ford without even hesitating. Following the death of his brother Édouard, Irénée continued to operate the garage alone. Irénée, who was known for his tractor demonstrations, was more than a one trick pony. Also know under the nickname CHARLOT, Irénée was passionate about planes and boats. His story tells of an astounding feat he once achieved while piloting his personal aircraft. He flew it right between the 2 bell towers of Église de Saint-Eustache.
Second and Third Generation Brunelle
Irénée passed away in 1962. His 2 sons André and Jean-Claude contributed to managing the business until 1989. Six years earlier, Pierre, André's son and the current BRUNELLE FORD dealer principal, began cutting his teeth inside the family business. In 2003, Brunelle Ford relocated from Boulevard Arthur Sauvé to establish itself at 500 Rue Dubois in order to increase its visibility. Today, a fifth generation is making its entry into the dealership. Following in the footsteps of his father, Charles-Antoine Brunelle will one day be the worthy successor of the Brunelle Family business.
Our story begins with Felix Brunelle who was a valet and manufacturer of carriages over 100 years ago. The automobile revolution however incited Felix to change careers and become a mechanic. A Jack-of-all-trades, Felix designed a winter automobile in the late 1910s that was equipped with paired rear wheels coupled with 2 skis in the front to support the motor. This vehicle, that was able to accommodate 4 passengers, unfortunately never saw the light of day in the showrooms.
The First Succession
Irénée and Édouard, the 2 sons of Felix Brunelle began working for their father in the beginning of the 1920s. In 1923, the 2 young men embarked on their own to launch Dominion Car Dépôt, their business specialized in the sale of used cars and tires. Their first establishment did not last very long because the roof crumbled under the weight of snow. The 2 businessmen decided therefore to relocate and to rename the business Garage Saint-Eustache limitée. There, until 1928, they sold different brands like Auburn, Buick and Ford as well Ford tractors, which were very popular at the time. The manufacturers however forced them to sell only one brand so Irénée and Edouward settled on Ford without even hesitating. Following the death of his brother Édouard, Irénée continued to operate the garage alone. Irénée, who was known for his tractor demonstrations, was more than a one trick pony. Also know under the nickname CHARLOT, Irénée was passionate about planes and boats. His story tells of an astounding feat he once achieved while piloting his personal aircraft. He flew it right between the 2 bell towers of Église de Saint-Eustache.
Second and Third Generation Brunelle
Irénée passed away in 1962. His 2 sons André and Jean-Claude contributed to managing the business until 1989. Six years earlier, Pierre, André's son and the current BRUNELLE FORD dealer principal, began cutting his teeth inside the family business. In 2003, Brunelle Ford relocated from Boulevard Arthur Sauvé to establish itself at 500 Rue Dubois in order to increase its visibility. Today, a fifth generation is making its entry into the dealership. Following in the footsteps of his father, Charles-Antoine Brunelle will one day be the worthy successor of the Brunelle Family business.
Management

Pierre Brunelle
Owner

Charles-Antoine Brunelle
General Director

Pierre Lattaro
Sales Manager

Benoit Lalande
Assistant Manager

Marine Brunelle
Sales Representative
Commercial Division

Jean-Sébastien Tétreault
Service Director

Éric Lefebvre
Quick Lane Service Director

Steve Morissette
Parts Director
Accounting

Nathalie Poirier
Financial Controller

Johanne Verner
Financial Services

Marjerie Courcelles
Sales - New

Martin Desfosses
Sales Representative
Commercial Division

Marc Poliseno
Sales Representative
Commercial Division

Keven Grenier
Sales Representative

Serge Juneau
sales representative
Sales - Used

Luc Guilbeault
Sales Representative
Customer Service

Diane Briand
Receptionist

Nathalie Deschênes
Receptionist
Service

Lyne Rochefort
Assistant Director - Service

Daniel Boire
Technical Advisor

Benoît Ethier

Shawn De Pierre

Daniel Ladouceur

Francis Zuppel

Patrick Fraser

Maxime Beaudoin

Antoine Dubois

Francis Raymond

Véronique Bilodeau
technical advisor
Parts & Accessories

Mélanie Gauthier

Sylvie Blanchet

Martin Lupien

Martin Ouellette

Jean-Sébastien Huet

Erick Van-thillo
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