TC Harrison

TC Harrison began in Sheffield in 1931 as an automotive service and repair business founded by Thomas “Cuth” Harrison. The company remains family-owned and has grown into a network of dealerships and aftersales centers in eastern England. Its main car dealership is at Pride Park in Derby, and its history combines vehicle sales with support throughout a car’s ownership.

The current lineup includes Ford and, depending on location, brands such as Chery, Omoda, Jaecoo, and KGM. The dealerships sell new and used passenger cars and commercial vans. Inventory pages let shoppers compare models, body styles, and vehicles in stock; availability, prices, and finance terms change, so this guide focuses on the group’s locations and ongoing services.

Support continues after purchase with servicing, repairs, MOT testing, bodywork, and genuine parts. TC Harrison also offers service plans and support for commercial vehicles. Sales, workshop, and parts departments may keep different hours, so visitors should check which department they need before traveling to a location.

The network has six locations. In Derby, Ford, Chery, and the commercial vehicle center are at Stadium View, Pride Park, DE24 8JH. Peterborough operates from Oxney Road, PE1 5YN, with Ford, Omoda, and Jaecoo as well as a commercial center. Burton Ford is on Horninglow Street, DE14 1NR; Huntingdon Ford is in Stukeley Meadows, PE29 6EG; and Spalding Ford is on Elsoms Way, PE11 3JG.

The sixth location is on Wharf Road, Stamford, PE9 2DZ. It operates as a KGM dealership and, according to the company, continues to provide authorized Ford aftersales service. The distribution helps explain why every branch does not offer the same lineup: Derby and Peterborough are FordStore centers, Peterborough also carries Omoda and Jaecoo, and Stamford focuses on KGM.

The group also serves customers who need mobility options tailored to their circumstances. Motability advisers are available at its Ford dealerships to help with vehicle choices and service questions. For shoppers considering an electric vehicle, the company publishes guidance on EVs, home charging, and maintenance; details depend on the model and current program.

On financing, TC Harrison says it acts as a credit broker rather than a lender. Its website explains that it arranges options with finance providers for different brands. That distinction matters when comparing a purchase: the dealership presents and processes alternatives, while financing comes from the relevant lenders and remains subject to their terms.

The Derby location brings together sales, aftersales, and commercial vehicles; the other five sites extend the network into Cambridgeshire, Staffordshire, and Lincolnshire. Derby hours distinguish new sales, used sales, the workshop, and parts, and each site publishes its own schedule. Before visiting, it is useful to check that the specific branch handles the brand and service you need.