13 Facts About Gueudet

Gueudet is the second most important car distributor in France and one of the most important in Europe.

All started with Charles Gueudet who was manufacturing sewing-machines and bicycles in his workshop in Breteuil-sur-Noye, France.

Gustave Gueudet is a self-made man with an entrepreneurial spirit while his brother Lucien is an engineer who graduated from the prestigious French school of Arts et Metiers.

Gueudet Group becomes one of the most important companies in its field, regionally, but nationally.

In 1956, Gustave Gueudet is decorated Knight of the Legion of Honour by the French Government.

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In 1966, Robert Gueudet dies at only 55 years old and lets his father Gustave, then 85, alone as the head of the company.

Gustave Gueudet has to rethink his succession plan and designates a general manager from outside of the family.

In 2014, Gueudet continues to purchase new car dealerships in Normandy and to consolidate its position of second biggest car dealer of France with 160 dealerships.

Gueudet is ranked among the 500 wealthiest families of France.

Gueudet quickly joined his father to work for and develop the Gueudet Group.

Arlette Gueudet was a widow at age 45 and became President of Gueudet Freres, which she remained until the 1990s.

Gueudet's died at her domicile of avenue Henri-Martin in Paris after a brief hospitalization at the American Hospital of Paris.

Gueudet's is buried at cimetiere de Passy in the 16th arrondissement of Paris.