Car deals in Redondo Beach, Los Angeles
3 companies · 2 dealers · 1 broker
Companies in Redondo Beach
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- SB75/100based on the checks that applyProfileSBSoCal BrokersRedondo Beach · Broker75/100112 S Catalina Ave
- PA45/100based on the checks that applyProfilePAPlatinum AutohausRedondo Beach · Dealer45/100610 N Pacific Coast Hwy
- RM23/100based on the checks that applyProfileRMRedondo MitsubishiRedondo Beach · Dealer23/100Mitsubishi · No street address on file — not on the map
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Dealerships and brokers here work with Mitsubishi, and the retail activity clusters along Pacific Coast Highway and Artesia Boulevard, with a larger row of dealers on Hawthorne Boulevard nearby. That gives you a compact stretch to compare inventory before deciding, without a long detour off your route.
Getting here is straightforward: PCH runs through the city, I-405 sits inland, and I-105 connects from the north, so you can approach from several directions depending on where you're coming from. Once you're near the water, though, plan around it — beach-area blocks are permit-parking only, and King Harbor and the pier draw both visitors and locals. If you're test-driving or picking up a car near the Esplanade or Riviera Village, expect to circle a bit or park farther out. Housing stock in the surrounding blocks is a mix of single-family homes and townhomes with garages, which matters if you're weighing where a car will actually live once you own it.
If the Mitsubishi options here don't match what you want, Torrance and Manhattan Beach sit close enough to widen the search without much added drive time, and Hermosa Beach, Lawndale, Hawthorne, and Lomita are all within reach as well. Redondo Beach itself isn't a dense retail strip the way some inland corridors are, so treat it as one stop on a broader loop through the South Bay rather than a place to find everything in one visit. The tradeoff is convenience near the water against the wider selection you'll find a short drive inland.
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Redondo Beach sits about 20 miles southwest of downtown Los Angeles, with Pacific Coast Highway (SR-1) running through the city, I-405 inland, and I-105 to the north. Pacific Coast Highway and Artesia Boulevard carry auto retail and service in the city itself. If you want a bigger concentration of dealerships, Hawthorne Boulevard nearby is where that row sits.
Auto retail and service in Redondo Beach is mostly along Pacific Coast Highway and Artesia Boulevard. A larger dealership row is on Hawthorne Boulevard just outside the city, so shopping here often means crossing into that corridor rather than staying strictly within Redondo Beach.
It depends on where you are. Beach-area blocks in Redondo Beach are permit-parking only, which can be a hassle if a dealership or lot is close to the water. Inland stretches along PCH and Artesia Boulevard don't carry that restriction, so parking is easier away from the beach itself.
Mitsubishi is the make represented in the Redondo Beach area. That's a narrower lineup than you'd find on a bigger dealership row, so if you want to cross-shop several brands in one trip you may need to head toward Hawthorne Boulevard or another neighboring area.
Redondo Beach itself has auto retail and service spread along Pacific Coast Highway and Artesia Boulevard, but the larger dealership row sits on Hawthorne Boulevard nearby rather than in Redondo Beach proper. That means shoppers based in Redondo Beach often end up comparing options in neighboring Torrance or Hawthorne as part of the same trip.
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