HISTORY Lidbil's origin is Lidköpings Automobilaffär AB which was founded by Anton B Andersson in 1939 . The company was then located at Kinnegatan. The interest in cars in the family was great and Anton's brothers KG and Oskar also became Volvo dealers in various parts of southern Sweden. In the middle of the war, 1943 , Lidköpings Automobilaffär inaugurated its premises at Skaragatan with a petrol station and workshop. In 1958 , the current facility on Mellbygatan was opened with sales of both cars, buses, trucks and tractors. Since then, the premises have been expanded on most occasions. The business grew as Volvo became a people's car thanks to the launches of PV and Amazon. In 1959 , a branch was started in Vara, where new premises were inaugurated in 1967 at Torggatan. In 1968 , the second generation Andersson took over when Anton's son Rolf took over the helm. A truck facility was inaugurated in 1981 at the Änghags area in Lidköping, which gave more space for cars on Mellbygatan. In connection with Ford's purchase of Volvo in 1999 , a natural separation arose between the car and truck sales at the dealers, which led to the business being reorganized. In 2001 , Lidbil Trucks was formed, which handles the heavy vehicles, and Lidbil, which includes passenger cars and light transport vehicles. The group also has 2 wind turbines that produce twice as much environmentally friendly electricity as all companies in the group consume. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this website, we will assume that you accept it. OkPrivacy Policy LIDKÖPING MELLBYGATAN 48 LIDKÖPING SHOW MAP 0510 - 866 00 INFO@LIDBIL.SE OPENING HOURS SALES MON - FRI: 10-18 SAT: 10-14 BE TORGGATAN 54 VARA SHOW MAP 0512 - 335 40 INFO@LIDBIL.SE OPENING HOURS SALES MON - FRI: 10-18 SAT: 10-14 SKARA SMEDSTORPSGATAN 1 SKARA SHOW MAP 0511-44 18 44 INFO@LIDBIL.SE OPENING HOURS SALES MON - FRI: 10-17 OR BOOKED TIME (0511-44 18 44) SAT: 10-14 FOLLOW US Website by Knockout Webbyrå