Weber Chevrolet history

George Weber Jr. joined his father at the firm during vacations from school and then became full time in 1925.

In 1938, the Weber firm moves to 4035 Lindell Blvd. at the corner of Sara Street – During World War II, all automobile production stopped, and gasoline rationing was imposed.

George Weber III, who had worked during school vacations, joined his father full time in 1963.

Business flourished and the firm moved to a 12 acre site on Olive Boulevard at Interstate 270 in 1969.

In 1989, George Weber Chevrolet Company was added in Columbia, Illinois. It was relocated to a new 15 acre site beside Interstate 255 in 1992.

In 1994, George Weber IV joined his father at the firm which is still growing in terms of sales and service at all four locations.

In their 105th year of business, 2007, the Webers and all of the 325 employees wish to thank the people of St Louis for their loyalty and business over the past century.

In our 110th year of business, 2013, the Webers and all of the 332 employees wish to thank the people of St Louis for their loyalty and business over the past century.

In our 114th year of business, 2016, the Webers’ and all of the 432 employees wish to thank the people of St Louis for their loyalty and business over the past century.

In our 117th year of business, 2019, the Webers and all of the 332 employees wish to thank the people of St Louis for their loyalty and business over the past century.