GM South Africa honored the top five dealerships in the country last weekend at the annual dealer meeting in Durban.
“We appreciate the outstanding work that our dealers and their teams are doing every day, selling to and servicing Chevrolet, Opel and Isuzu vehicles, delivering on our promise of Complete Care every day,” said Brian Olson, GMSA Vice President of Vehicle Sales, Service and Marketing. “As the interface between our company and our customers, they are the key partners in helping us create customers for life,
From left, Ian Nicholls, President and Managing Director GM Sub-Saharan Africa Operations, Noel Allchin (Bates Port Shepstone), Mark Wilson (Jacksons), Kenneth Cupido (CP Nel Mosselbay), Glynn Crookes (Key Durban) , Pieter Kruger (Sydfred Motors) and Brain Olson, GMSA Vice President, Vehicle Sales, Service and Marketing.
Each year dealers are recognized for their performance based on vehicle and parts sales, service, customer satisfaction, and facility standards. In order to receive recognition, dealerships must achieve 100 percent compliance in all of the aforementioned areas. There were five categories this year, as you’ll see in the chart below, Multiple Dealer Area, Major, Medium, Small, and Rural.
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