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Industry News

June 22, 2010

Drivers Determined to Achieve Higher Mileage

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Roy Lindahl knows all about the importance of keeping up with regular preventative maintenance, and the benefits it can reap for your car. He has been a proud Jeep owner for the past 17 years, and recently hit the 400,000 mile mark, surpassing even his own expectations. “It just goes to show that regular care of your vehicle pays off – you get out what you put in,” said Lindahl. He has been taking his Jeep to the shop on a regular basis since he purchased it.

 

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Uni-Select USA

June 1, 2010

Looking for a Auto Repair Garage in Indianapolis?

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Looking for an auto repair shop you can trust? Well, look no further! At Bragdon’s Post Road Garage, earning your trust is their highest mission. They have over 73 years of experience, ASE certified technicians, and a commitment to help you with scheduled and preventative maintenance to keep you safe on the road. Schedule your appointment today! Located in Indianapolis, IN.

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Industry News

September 9, 2009

Economy Keeping People Away From Shops

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Repair Shop Websites wants you to know that even the most simple and minor maintenance (like an oil change) is being performed less that ever.  The economy is causing people to resist regular maintenance even though they need their vehicles to last longer. Explain to your customers how these simple fixes can help ensure the longevity of their auto.  Learn more about how the economic downturn is impacting vehicle maintenance. Click here!

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Industry News

August 27, 2009

Build a Bridge of Trust

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What are consumers looking for from their service and repair provider?  The same thing they are looking for from everyone they are spending money with…what is in it for them!  They want you to meet their needs.  They care about how convenient you are, how many certifications you might have and how many bays and awards you have, but mostly they care about how your services benefit them.  Be proud of your accomplishments, but don’t let it ever overshadow what you can do to meet their needs.

 What are they looking for?  Reassurance!

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