Mazda’s Family Dealership

Ever since Bruce Clough purchased the land in Nar Nar Goon on Princes Highway to set up a Used Car yard, Towing Service & Service Station, he recognised the importance of community. With his devotion to personal customer service, instilled to this day through his sons who all work day-to-day in the business, the community have been right behind Pakenham Mazda. This support is reciprocated through a long-standing commitment from Pakenham Mazda ‘giving back’ through a variety of charitable causes and sponsorships within the local sporting organisations in the district. Examples of clubs in the region we sponsor include Basketball, Soccer, Equestrian, Motorsports, AFL & Bowls to name a few.

Of special significance is our long-term commitment to raising funds for cancer research and support for families facing pancreatic cancer, which sadly took Bruce from us in 2013. We also actively engage and financially support Frankies Community Kitchen who do a wonderful job in creating meals every week for those in our community in most need.

Celebrating over 50 years in business, and over 30 with Mazda, we are very proud to be sponsors and supporters within the local area, as it is our very community that has stood by us over all these years. As our business continues to grow, so we will continue to be there for people who need our support.

Annual Clough Charity Night

A huge year in 2025 for the Clough Automotive Group, it was a pleasure to continue our strong commitment supporting two very important charity partners. Through the annual Clough Family Charity Race night, we were once again humbled by the generosity of friends, business associates, and supporters, as we raised just on $31,000. Having staged six of these nights since 2018, we have raised in total $230,000.

It is a privilege to share these funds with Pancare, through their cancer research and support for families suffering pancreatic and upper GI cancer, and Frankies Community Kitchen who prepare food for distribution to those in need in our local community.

Pancare’s CEO, Doug Hawkins on hand to receive much needed funds for pancreatic cancer research. Frankies Community Kitchen Chairman Geoff Manson warmly accepts funds to assist with feeding those in need in the local community.