A U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Abraham Razick began working in the automotive industry following his decorated military service and now has more than two decades of automotive experience, including serving in national advisory board positions and association leadership roles. In addition to Fullerton Ford Orange County, which he purchased in August 2021, he owns two other dealerships.

Razick, who has mentored countless veterans, was named a 2021 Notable Military Veteran by Automotive News, the nation’s leading newspaper covering the automotive industry. Now 45, Razick was also named a “40 under 40” by Automotive News in 2016. During his four years of service in the U.S. Marine Corps, he was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal twice, plus a certificate of commendation. Razick also has been honored by the Fullerton School District for his role as a mentor in the Rising Stars program and for his philanthropic community support.

Originally, Razick had planned a career in law enforcement, but a summer job in Chicago at a dealership launched his automotive career. As the son of a United States immigrant and from humble beginnings, his vision for Fullerton Ford Orange County is to be a beacon of light to show his children, the community, and other veterans that the American dream is still possible.

Under Razick’s leadership, Fullerton Ford Orange County is as much about inspiring and helping people as it is about cars. His goal is to see the people around him be successful. Investing in and motivating his team to be the best they can be is what he calls his “secret sauce.” An out-of-the-box thinker, his goal is to guide Fullerton Ford Orange County in becoming a flagship dealership that will provide an inspiring work environment with growth opportunities for employees, showcase exceptional customer service that will promote loyalty and referrals and give back to the community. To state that Razick treats his customers like family is not a trite expression; it’s his genuine mindset.