He is survived by his wife, Barbara three daughters, Beth Joyce, Karen Clemmey, and Donna Frangiosa his son, Ernest Jr. Rt 1 Automile is part of a CYBER MALL designed to allow auto dealers along US Rt 1 from Maine to Florida to place advertisments for new and used cars and services. After World War II, he returned to the dealership, growing it into the best-selling Rambler dealer in the nation. He donated $3.1 million to the Boch Center for the Performing Arts in Mashpee, on Cape Cod, and gave to Norwood Hospital.Д«och was born in Boston and grew up in Norwood, a suburb south of the city, where his father, Andrew Boch, worked for a car dealer and later bought a Nash/Rambler franchise in 1945.Д«och had dropped out of Norwood High School as a junior in 1943 and enlisted in the Army. District Court in Concord, N.H., has yet to go to trial.Д«och was also known as a philanthropist. The company and Boch disputed the allegations. In 1999, Boch's Subaru distribution firm was sued by several Subaru dealers, claiming the cars it provided were padded with unwanted options to boost profits at their expense. Boch argued that he wanted to fix breakfast without going downstairs. Edgartown zoning officials sued him for putting a kitchen on each of the three floors, saying it created a multi-family house. The 10-room, 3,000-square-foot house sat on a 15-acre lot with a 2,000-foot driveway. He won a zoning battle in the 1980s to build a $5 million home in Edgartown that dwarfed neighboring homes on the harbor. When neighbors of his dealerships complained about noise and traffic, Boch bought their houses in 1990. He later added Honda, Mitsubishi and Kia dealerships. The Subaru distributorship grew to supply nearly 60 dealers in New England, and the Toyota dealership became one of the largest in the area. 'He saw that and said ?This is bound to be popular.'? 'Back in the late ?60s the domestic carmakers controlled 50 percent of the market - and the Japanese came in with much smaller cars, much more fuel efficiency and front wheel drive,' Ernest Boch Jr. Central CDJR Fiat of Norwood is the premier dealership on New Englands famous Automile, and is the Jeep dealer of choice for Boston area Jeep lovers. The move to Japanese cars didn't bear fruit until the oil crisis of the mid-1970s, his son recalled. That was tested in 1971, when he took on the New England distributorship for Subaru and added a Toyota dealership, at the same time dropping Dodge for Oldsmobile. All Cars For Sale SUVs For Sale Pickup Trucks For Sale Sedan For Sale Wagon For Sale Cargo Vans For Sale Convertibles For Sale Minivans For Sale. His philosophy was: 'If I think I'm right, I stick to it,' Boch told a Patriot Ledger reporter in 1989. AUTOMILE MOTORS 885 Portland Road Saco, ME 04072 (207) 501-2774. 'I don't care how much money he had, he always worked,' McDonough told The Patriot Ledger. Norwood Dodge owner Bob McDonough, owner of Norwood Dodge, said that Boch not only established the 'automile' strip but continued to lead other dealers in the delicate balance of competition and cooperation. In the auto business, he was a true icon,' Daniel Quirk, a longtime competitor, told The Patriot Ledger of Quincy.

460 Yarmouth Road: Premier Cape Cod to add Chryslers and Dodges to its Jeeps.'Ernie achieved a certain level of success that not many people in business will ever accomplish.

'When people wanted to do business, that's where they went.'Д¬hanges planned for dealerships on Yarmouth Road: 600 Yarmouth Road: Potamkin Chrysler-Dodge to become home of Cadillac-Saab of Cape Cod. The lineup of competing dealerships on Yarmouth Road is 'good for the consumer, nice and convenient,' said Laham, who once had three dealerships on Norwood's Automile. Laham had nothing but praise for Barnstable permitting, licensing and building staff and said, 'You hear all these stories about trouble with government, but it wouldn't be a bad thing to talk about something being good.' For the time being, we'll be in both locations, and focus more on sales in Hyannis.' 'We're still operating in Sandwich while we are getting the Hyannis facilities updated and getting permits we need. 'We believe the long-term success of our operation will be from that nucleus,' he said. 'You can't predict it, but you have to prepare for it,' he said.ДЄ year later, he's made a major capital investment in his Yarmouth Road site and its five acres of land. The consolidation started unexpectedly last year when Rodney Corson, owner of Cadillac and Jeep dealerships in Barnstable, decided to retire, Laham said, followed by changes in the Chrysler-Dodge dealership. But this summer he got permits for the sign and electrical work at the new Hyannis location, according to Barnstable public records. Owner Jeffrey Denesha of Cadillac-Saab didn't return calls for comment yesterday.

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