Nyle Maxwell Taylor Plans an $18 Million New Chapter

Aerial view of the existing Nyle Maxwell Taylor dealership on Highway 79

Nyle Maxwell Taylor is planning an $18 million new sales-and-service facility on Highway 79, bringing a substantial investment to a familiar dealership address. The proposed project pairs a two-story automobile sales building with an attached service shop at 14150 U.S. Highway 79.

For local drivers, the plans touch both sides of owning a vehicle: finding the next one and keeping the current one on the road. The new facility would bring those activities together across 45,661 square feet.

A new chapter for Nyle Maxwell Taylor

The dealership already operates at the address listed for the project. Its official location page places the Taylor business on Highway 79, where it offers Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram vehicles.

That existing presence gives the project a different significance for customers who already shop or service their vehicles there. The proposal represents a new facility for a familiar local business. Details about the future of the existing buildings and construction phasing have not been announced.

The Nyle Maxwell dealership group also lists locations in Austin and Killeen. Taylor is part of that wider Central Texas network, with its own sales, service and parts departments.

Sales and service under one project

The Nyle Maxwell Taylor plans call for two stories in the automobile sales facility and an attached service shop. Both portions would have fire sprinkler protection. The project’s listed square footage covers the facility as a whole.

The service component matters well beyond the day a customer buys a car. Routine maintenance and repair visits bring owners back throughout a vehicle’s life, making the shop a key part of the dealership’s everyday role. The current Taylor location already maintains service and parts departments, according to its website.

Ram pickup truck on a dirt road
Representative Ram vehicle image. Ram is one of the brands offered by the Taylor dealership; pictured vehicle availability is not confirmed.

Houston-based CDI Douglass-Pye is the listed design firm. Its automotive architecture portfolio includes several Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram dealerships, including Meador, Gulfgate, Forest Lane and Love Field. The Taylor project adds another dealership assignment to that area of experience.

Nyle Maxwell Taylor construction timeline

The state accessibility filing schedules construction to begin November 1, 2026, with completion listed for September 10, 2028. These are planned construction dates; an opening date for the new facility has not been announced.

Austin MKA Investments, LTD is the listed owner, with Nyle Maxwell named as the owner contact. The privately funded project carries an estimated construction cost of $18 million.

For people familiar with the dealership along Highway 79, the proposal points to a substantial next chapter: a new two-story sales facility and an attached shop serving customers long after they leave the lot.

Featured image: Existing Nyle Maxwell Taylor dealership. The photo does not depict the proposed new facility.

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