Craig & Landreth Clarksville: Address and Visit Guide

January 1st, 2025 by

Location guide

Updated October 16, 2026

Craig & Landreth’s Clarksville sales location is at 619 E Lewis and Clark Parkway, Clarksville, Indiana 47129. Cooper Automotive uses a different Clarksville address, and the Jeffersonville sales location is separate again. Confirming which team and vehicle you are visiting is the useful first step.

Published locations: Clarksville sales at 619 E Lewis and Clark Parkway; Jeffersonville sales at 630 E 10th Street; Cooper Automotive service and parts at 1025 Eastern Boulevard.
Original editorial comparison of the three published sales/service locations, checked October 16, 2026 against Craig & Landreth and Cooper Automotive contact pages. Confirm the team and full address for the visit. The arrangement is not geographic or to scale. Open full-size image.

Choose the address that matches the visit

The published location directory distinguishes two used-vehicle sales locations from Cooper Automotive’s maintenance and repair shop. Use the complete street address when checking directions rather than searching only for the company name.

Published location and phone details checked October 16, 2026
Team Address Phone
Clarksville sales 619 E Lewis and Clark Pkwy
Clarksville, IN 47129
(812) 280-8018
Jeffersonville sales 630 E 10th St
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
(812) 906-0622
Cooper Automotive service and parts 1025 Eastern Blvd
Clarksville, IN 47129
(812) 914-8288

The Clarksville sales address and Cooper’s address are both in Clarksville, but they are not interchangeable. A sales visit at Lewis and Clark Parkway should not be assumed to be a repair appointment at Eastern Boulevard. Check the address in the conversation or confirmation for the specific visit.

Before making a trip to see a vehicle

Keep the listing URL, stock number or VIN with your questions. Ask the sales team to confirm the vehicle’s current location and availability before traveling. A saved listing identifies the vehicle you were researching; it does not reserve it or establish where it will be when you arrive.

If there is particular equipment you need to evaluate, name it in advance. That might mean trying your child restraint in the intended seating position, checking whether luggage fits with the required seats raised, or confirming which phone connection the vehicle supports. Ask what can be arranged rather than assuming every demonstration is available immediately.

For a condition question, request the actual inspection findings and available repair or history records for that vehicle. “Inspected” is a starting point for that conversation, not a guarantee of future reliability or proof that every possible fault has been ruled out. Keep any specific work or equipment commitment in writing.

For maintenance, repairs or parts

Cooper’s contact page identifies its service and parts team at 1025 Eastern Boulevard. Use that team for a repair concern, parts question or an existing service follow-up. When describing a problem, include the vehicle and the warning or change already observed; a symptom alone is not a confirmed repair recommendation.

Confirm the appointment details and any instructions for getting the vehicle to the shop before setting out. Ask about the requested work and timing directly. A question sent online should not be treated as a completed diagnosis, a repair authorization or a promise that work can be finished that day.

Keep the visit details together

The Craig & Landreth contact page lists the separate sales and service teams. Save the name of the team you reached, the full address, the agreed date and time, and the vehicle or service reference. Check current hours before departure, especially around holidays, rather than relying on an old screenshot.

If your plans change, refer back to that specific conversation. Clear location and vehicle details make the visit easier to organize without relying on broad promises about stock, approval, pricing or repair availability.

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