Hollywood, FL — Andrew Vultaggio, a respected automotive executive, devoted family man, and Michigan native, passed away unexpectedly on June 8, 2025, while visiting Hollywood, Florida.
Born on January 14, 1967, Vultaggio grew up in Shelby Township, Michigan, where he began laying the groundwork for a lifetime defined by hard work, integrity, and leadership. A graduate of Henry Ford II High School, he continued his education at Lawrence Technological University, earning a degree in mechanical engineering—a field that reflected his lifelong passion for the automotive world.
Vultaggio’s career in the automotive industry spanned decades, marked by a reputation for strategic thinking, ethical leadership, and a deep commitment to both customers and colleagues. He most recently served as the Multi-Store General Manager for Suburban Ford of Romeo and Suburban Ford of Ferndale. Known for his disciplined yet people-first approach, he was instrumental in shaping dealership culture and customer experience, mentoring many who now lead successful careers of their own.
Despite the demands of his profession, Vultaggio always prioritized his family. He lived in Marine City, Michigan, finding peace in the quiet lakeside community. To friends and loved ones, he was a man of quiet strength, steady kindness, and unwavering loyalty—always willing to offer guidance, attend family milestones, or simply enjoy a moment of shared laughter.
From his Michigan roots to the showrooms and service bays he helped lead, Vultaggio carried a deep sense of purpose and humility. His influence extended well beyond the automotive world, leaving a legacy of mentorship, generosity, and sincere human connection.
Andrew Vultaggio is survived by his loved ones, colleagues, and the many lives he touched throughout his life and career. His loss is deeply felt, but his legacy lives on in the communities and careers he helped shape.