Kwik Kar | 15+ Yr Abs NNN | 100% Bonus Depreciation — Sale in Plano, TX
- Price: Contact for price
- Listing type: For sale
- Asset type: Retail Business
- Location: Plano, TX 75025
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Investment Figures
- Cap rate
- 7.50%
Derived from the asking price and operating figures published for this listing. Informational only — not an appraisal, valuation or financial advice. Verify independently before relying on any figure.
Description
Kwik Kar traces its roots to Texas in 1964 and opened its first fast-lube center in 1986. Today the brand has 343 locations across the U.S. The Plano store offers oil changes, fluid exchanges, filter replacements, state vehicle inspections, tires and alignments, batteries, brakes, engine diagnostics and fleet service. It is open seven days a week on a drive-in, no-appointment basis. Plano is one of the principal suburbs of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex with a population of approximately 293,000 residents. It is home to the headquarters of Frito-Lay, JCPenney, Pizza Hut, and Toyota Motor North America. Investment Highlights: • Potential 100 Percent Year-One Bonus Depreciation (Retail Motor Fuels Outlet)* – Contact Broker • Absolute Triple-Net, Zero Landlord Responsibilities, Approximately 15.7 Years Remaining • Annual Increases at the Greater of 2 Percent or CPI (Capped at 6 Percent), Continuing Through Option Periods • Excellent Traffic Counts | Custer Rd Frontage (27,880 Cars per Day) With Direct Access to SH-121 (112,600 Cars per Day) • $190k Plus Average Household Income Within Three Miles • Texas – No State Income Tax • 1.25-Acre Site, Eight-Bay Auto Service Building • Households and Population Expected to Increase Over 6.5 Percent in the Surrounding Area in the Next Five Years
Market Context
This retail in Plano, TX is listed for sale. It is offered at an approximate 7.5% capitalization rate, a key benchmark for income-producing retail assets. Compare it against other retail listings for sale in Plano, TX — view the full market.
As of Q4 2025, the Dallas / Fort Worth retail market showed a 5.0% vacancy rate, average asking rents near $15.71/SF/yr, rents up 4.9% year over year, and cap rates around 6.8%. Source: multiple brokerage reports, Q4 2025.
Its 7.5% asking cap rate is above the Dallas / Fort Worth retail market average of about 6.8%, implying a higher yield (and typically more risk or upside) than comparable assets. Rising rents point to a competitive market where well-priced, well-located assets trade quickly.
Retail market FAQ
- What is the typical cap rate for retail in Dallas / Fort Worth?
- About 6.8% as of Q4 2025, per multiple brokerage reports.
- Is the Dallas / Fort Worth retail market tightening or softening?
- Vacancy is around 5.0%, with asking rents rising year over year (Q4 2025).
Contact
- Brennan Clegg · (614) 360-9805 · brennan.clegg@marcusmillichap.com
- Mark Ruble · (602) 687-6766 · mark.ruble@marcusmillichap.com
- Chris Lind · (602) 687-6780 · chris.lind@marcusmillichap.com
- Zack House · (602) 687-6650 · zachary.house@marcusmillichap.com
- Tim Speck · (972) 755-5200
- Josh Sciotto · (602) 687-6647 · josh.sciotto@marcusmillichap.com
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