Jim Ellis Saab

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They’re not the jerks that you usually find. If you had to say, OK, let’s positively contradict every horrible stereotype you have about car dealers, this would be it. I was completely surprised by the way they treated you.to another car sales person - you dread looking for a car because of that. And when I went to Jim Ellis, it just wasn’t like that. It was such a breath of fresh air.Struggling to make something out of limited resources is not foreign to Mr. Ellis. When he was 10 years old, he and his family moved to Atlanta Prison Farm property. His father was the foreman of the prison farm and his grandfather was the superintendent. Growing up, Mr. Ellis worked on a farm, had a milk and paper route, did construction, ran a concessions business at Grant Park, and ran a laundry route. By the time he completed West Georgia College and Georgia State University in 1957 with a BBA in general management, he had worked also as a prison guard and foreman, sold insurance, IBM Machines and real estate, and held various other jobs to work his way through college. After returning from serving two years in the U.S. Army, Mr. Ellis held a variety of jobs until he found his place in the automobile business with General Motors in 1960.

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