SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - eTradeWire -- Isringhausen Imports has been named Best Auto Dealer in the 2026 Illinois Times "Best of Springfield" awards. In addition, Isringhausen sales consultant Brandon Horner earned recognition as Best Auto Salesperson.
The annual Illinois Times Best of Springfield contest invites readers to nominate and vote for their favorite local businesses, professionals, and organizations. More than 200 categories are included in the competition. Following an initial nomination round, the top five finalists in each category advance to a public vote conducted by Illinois Times readers.
"This recognition means a great deal to us because Springfield is home to so many outstanding local businesses," said Geoff Isringhausen. "We're honored that Illinois Times readers chose Isringhausen Imports and Brandon Horner for these awards. Thank you to our customers and supporters for their confidence in us, and thank you to Illinois Times for celebrating the people and businesses that help make Central Illinois such a great place to live and work."

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Founded in 1981, Isringhausen Imports has grown from a local luxury retailer into a nationally recognized dealership serving customers throughout Central Illinois and across the United States. The dealership's success has been built on a commitment to exceptional customer service, long-term relationships, and a passion for the brands it represents.

For more information, visit http://www.isringhausen.com

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Illinois Times is a weekly newspaper serving Central Illinois through 400+ distribution locations and a robust digital presence. With a weekly circulation of 20,000 copies, the publication delivers award-winning coverage of local politics, government, social issues, business, arts, entertainment, and culture. By combining thoughtful journalism with coverage of the people, organizations, and events that define the region, Illinois Times plays an important role in informing and engaging the communities it serves.