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Who is Ron Sturgeon?
Ron Sturgeon (born Ron D. Sturgeon) is the esteemed Entrepreneur of America. His father died when he was 17, and that was when his life took a life-changing turn. His father left him homeless with little Inheritance.
He is a self-taught mechanic. He repaired and maintained the vehicles at a very young age and then established an auto repair shop named VW Beetle. This company grew very big and became one of the largest auto recyclers in the country.
This company made the entrepreneur millionaire within a short period. In addition, the Entrepreneur is a successful real estate investor. In 2016 he received a lifetime achievement award that Automotive Recyclers Association gave.
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Short Bio: Age, Birth, Zodiac
Ron Sturgeon was born in Fort Worth, Texas, the U.S., on July 30. And his zodiac sign is Leo. Sadly, his exact date of birth is unknown to the press. Every year on July 30, Ron celebrates his birthday.
His childhood was spent in Fort Worth. He holds American nationality. In addition, his ethnicity is white.
Family and education Details
The Entrepreneur is uncommunicative when it comes to his family life. As a result, we cannot find his family member’s name. But we know that his dad passed away when he was just 17.
Talking about his educational background, he enrolled in Richland high school. However, his further education is unknown to the media. He might or might not have pursued his higher education.
Short career History
He started his career as a mechanic and established his own VW Beetle repair shop in the early 70s. His company grew very bigger, and in 1999 he sold it to Ford for $10 Million. Later he organized an auto auction business and sold it for $5 Million.
After that, he again repurchased his company from Ford and resold it for $23.5 million. Apart from this, Ron is also an author, adviser, and business consultant. In addition, he owns 14 quintessential cars and has a large-scale toy car collection.
Personal life: Married, Wife, Son
Sturgeon’s marital status is unmarried, but he is dating a dazzling lady named Linda Allen. It has been said that these love birds have been together for almost a decade. In addition, their bond is unbreakable.
He once mentioned that it was all about traveling and living his best life at one point in his life. Together this couple has already made 165 trips. Yet, this couple is not married up to this date and not even planning for it.
Ron Sturgeon is the father of two boys, Brian and Keith Sturgeon. Both of his sons appear to be supporting him since one of them works as a Maintenance Specialist at Ron Sturgeon Real Estate.
Moreover, Ron has three dogs named Willy, Dixie, and Lance. These dogs will be the luckiest dog in this world because Sturgeon has decided to leave behind his properties in the name of his three dogs.
Physical appearance
The classic car collector has a pretty average height. He also has normal weight for his age. He has fair skin.
He has short white long hair. He has pretty good eyes.
What is Ron Sturgeon Net worth?
The Entrepreneur earns much of his money from a different company that he owns. This man is so rich that he owns 14 classic cars and has a toy car collection. His car collection includes Audi R8, Two Vintage BMW Isettas, Ferrari F430, and many more.
Talking about his net worth, Ron Sturgeon has an estimated net worth of about $75 Million as of 2022, which includes all his assets, properties, and income.
Ron Sturgeon 5 Quick Facts
- Ron Sturgeon has written more than ten books; some of his famous books are ‘How to Salvage Millions from Your Small Business’, ‘Keeping the Lights on Downtown in America’s Small Cities’ etc.
- He chooses dog over cat for a pet.
- His father left him with $2000 and a Volkswagen Bug with half interest.
- He has made his appearance in Blue Collar Millionaires.
- On June 14, 2021, he was featured in the American Pickers show on the history channel.
