Asbury Automotive Group announced its second Ford dealership acquisition in as many weeks, revealing Wednesday that it has bought Texas Motors Ford. With the purchase of this Fort Worth dealership, the retailer now has seven stores in Texas.

The dealership, which has annual revenues of about $140 million, will be rebranded as David McDavid Ford Fort Worth.

“We are excited to announce our first acquisition in Fort Worth and are pleased to expand our suite of Ford stores,” said David Hult, Asbury’s executive vice president and chief operating officer.

“We are looking forward to carrying on the superior quality of service and sales the customers of Texas Motors Ford have come to expect. We welcome our new employees to the Asbury family and are excited about our opportunities in Fort Worth,” he added.

Just over a week ago, Asbury announced the purchase of Sandy Springs Ford. With that acquisition, Asbury now has 16 stores in Georgia. The dealership, which has been rebranded Nalley Ford Sandy Springs, brings in about $110 million in revenues annually.

Asbury had mentioned in its third-quarter earnings release that during the period, it had entered agreements — subject to OEM approval and customary closing conditions —- to buy two stores that had combined annual revenues of approximately $250 million.