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Ernie Boch, Jr., CEO, president and spokesman of Boch Enterprises, a $1 billion business comprised primarily of automobile dealerships in Norwood, Massachusetts.
Ernie Boch, Jr. is somewhat of a local celebrity in the Greater Boston area. In fact, he currently holds the title for Most Over-Exposed Used Car Salesman in the country. Besides his dealerships, he is most notable for his band, Ernie and the Automatics. He attended Berklee College - a music school in Boston.

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Ernie Boch, Jr., CEO, president and spokesman of Boch Enterprises, a $1 billion business comprised primarily of automobile dealerships in Norwood, Massachusetts.
Ernie Boch, Jr. is somewhat of a local celebrity in the Greater Boston area. In fact, he currently holds the title for Most Over-Exposed Used Car Salesman in the country. Besides his dealerships, he is most notable for his band, Ernie and the Automatics. He attended Berklee College - a music school in Boston. He appeared on the locally produced restaurant review show, The Phantom Gourmet. On September 8, 2007 he was a guest judge for the at , along with the drummer from Boston. Currently, he will be hosting the CW network's Creature Double Feature playing "The Ghoul".
He has appeared in two episodes of the television show Rescue Me, "Black" and "Animal", as the coach of the NYPD hockey team.
He also owns the Boston-based women's tackle football team, the Boston Militia
Ernie Boch
Ernie inherited the business and the catch phrase "Come on down!" from his father, Ernie Boch, Sr.
Ernie is largely credited with bringing the "Automile" concept to U.S. Route 1, Norwood. [citation needed] With this concept, a large cluster of competing automobile dealerships join together to publicize the "Automile" as an automobile shopping center.
Trivia
Ernie's first car was a 1971 Volkswagen Beetle, British racing green. He bought it in 1974, when he was 16, from the used-car department at his family's Toyota dealership. He wrote an op-ed piece about this car in the Boston Globe.
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