W. Theo Proctor, Sr. opens an automobile business, selling two Cadillacs in his first year

Proctor and Proctor is created when Theo leaves to serve his country in World War I and his brother, Earl, joins the business

Proctor introduces the Pontiac brand to Tallahassee

Proctor and Proctor, Inc., is incorporated, making it one of the oldest corporations on record with the State of Florida.

The Great Depression and World War II hit. Automobile factories are converted to wartime equipment manufacturing. Proctor begins selling a variety of goods to stay afloat

Julian Proctor, Sr., son of Earl, joins the company after serving in World War II.

Proctor moves into a three-story structure in downtown Tallahassee.

W. Theo Proctor Jr., son of Theo Sr., joins the company after returning from duty at Naval Air Station Key West

Proctor opens a used car lot on the corner of Monroe & Brevard streets in Tallahassee

Widely remembered as the world’s first “muscle car,” the Pontiac GTO debuted in 1964 and ignites the muscle car boom

Proctor acquires Honda franchise, offering the small, gas-saving cars that were in demand

Proctor moves to a new facility home to the Pontiac, GMC, Honda, and Cadillac dealerships

W. Theo Proctor III, son of Theo Jr., joins the company

Martin Proctor, Sr. joins the company and Proctor opens an exclusive Honda facility.

Proctor acquires Acura, Honda’s Luxury Brand

Proctor renovates and expands the Honda facility to accommodate growth for the popular vehicles

Cadillac, Buick, Pontiac, GMC, and HUMMER are sold

Proctor opens a Subaru Dealership in Tallahassee

Proctor celebrates 100 years, making it one of the oldest businesses in Tallahassee