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Klondike Chevrolet Buick and GMC Has a New Owner and New Attitude
Klondike Chevrolet is now under new, locally owned and operated ownership.
WHITEHORSE – Klondike Chevrolet is now under new, locally owned and operated ownership.
Justin Boucher, a veteran of car dealerships for almost 20 years, announced the purchase just under a year ago.
Having moved to the Yukon three years ago, Justin saw an opportunity to buy the dealership and seized it.
“My wife and I did our research and learned that Whitehorse is a great place to live and raise a family,” said Justin. “I was also really impressed with the thriving northern car dealerships.”
Asked what prompted him to buy Klondike Chevrolet Buick and GMC, which has been rebranded from Klondike Motors, Justin gives a number of reasons.
“Klondike Motors had a great reputation for customer service and treating staff well, which was obvious due to the length of time they stayed with the company. Several of the technicians have been with the dealership for 15 years or longer. That impressed me,” said Justin.
“It’s always been my feeling that employees should be treated like people, not numbers,” said Justin, adding that he has always seen the link between happy staff and happy customers.
Justin goes on to praise the Chevrolet product lineup, especially the redesigned GM Sierra as well as the Chevrolet Silverado, which he says “rides like a car but performs like a truck.”
Since the changeover, customers are also singing the praises of Klondike Chevrolet Buick and GMC, as demonstrated by a recent Google review by local Chelsea Wenzel.
“The whole team was wonderful. Justin went out of his way to find me the PERFECT truck with everything my heart desired! Thanks Everyone, I couldn't be happier.”
Klondike Chevrolet Buick and GMC is open Monday through Saturday.
For more information, visit http://www.klondikemotors.ca
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Comments (4)
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Josey Wales on Mar 14, 2019 at 11:11 pm
Hmmm...got a whiff of chum for some reason?
Folks it would appear we have yet more evidence that not everyone should get a ribbon in reading comprehension class via our public schools.
Guess that last “revealing” line, and our many stop signs have something in common.... did not see what is right there universally understood to aid in clarity?
Wow...just wow.
Oh yeah, if not for General Motors and the deuce and a half?
We would be speaking German.
I OJW authorize this point of view, hosted by the Star as their guest under their terms...of course exercising CCoR&F rights in doing so.
In first world English even, whilst I can.
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Kathy on Mar 8, 2019 at 5:25 pm
My Opinion, It literally says "Paid Partnership" on the Facebook link and #SponsoredContent at the end of the article.
Great team! Congrats on the new ownership and new attitude, I can see the difference in customer service every time I come in.
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YoUr OpInIoN sUcKs on Mar 8, 2019 at 4:50 pm
"My Opinion" it is an ad, it says so right on the article if you read it..
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My Opinion on Mar 8, 2019 at 4:36 pm
Is this an ad? Sounds like an ad. Shouldn't it be paid for?
Too much of this now. Some, like me, have to pay for my ads.