Chrysler Bankruptcy Does Not Effect Preston Automotive Group

The news today that Chrysler is filing for bankruptcy protection has sent a shudder through the millions of Chrysler car owners across the United States.  Even though the Preston Auto Group does not sell Chrysler cars, their phones started ringing asking about the health of the brands they represent.

David Wilson, President and CEO of the Preston Automotive Group commenting on Chrysler’s bankruptcy said:

 “Preston is in a very strong position to service car buyers in Maryland and Delaware.  Our family owned and operated business has been serving area car and truck shoppers for over 30 years.  We represent some of the strongest brands in the marketplace including Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Nissan, Hyundai and Mazda cars and trucks.  We see today’s announcement as an opportunity for growth as the industry consolidates”.

Ford Dealer Serving Maryland and Delaware

The Preston Auto Group reminds car shoppers from Maryland and Delaware that Ford Motor Company did not take any TARP monies from the government and that the Ford brand will emerge from this recession stronger and more competitive.  Car and trucks buyers looking for a quality vehicles can rely on Ford to be there for years to come.

Preston Ford has won the Ford Motor Company President’s Award four years in a row.  Their commitment to serving Ford buyers in Maryland and Delaware is very clear with an outstanding selection of new and used Ford cars.

Outstanding Customer Service

Preston Automotive Group’s member stores are all DealerRater certified and have some of the highest customer service review scores in the country.  DealerRater is the nation’s number one website for consumers to share their experience at car dealers across the USA.

Tags: chrysler bankruptcy, preston auto group

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