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CarServiceBids.com Levels the Playing Field

While Victory Nissan Rebuilds Your Trust

It's not an industry secret - for most of 2010 the car industry has been in trouble. Manufacturer and Franchise owners continue to hope for the best; however the harsh reality is that not much has changed. New car owners are scarce and more and more drivers are holding onto their vehicles longer than before by opting to repair rather than replace for many reasons.

When I watch the news all reports say that the banks have tightened their belts on their lending process. Additionally, the American public is not as flexible nor do they have the confidence they once had - let's say in 2006 and 2007. The question is; what has really changed? Sure a few folks are still losing jobs and some aren't able to pay their bills, yet the world continues to turn. You NEVER hear about those folks who are not struggling and have plenty of credit to make purchases at will, but don't. I speak with confidence when I say these select folks loaded with great credit aren't buying because of one simple reason.....CUSTOMER SERVICE!

Turn on your television and pay close attention to the commercials, everyone is offering the same line..free oil changes, free lifetime inspections, free this, free that, ONLY after you buy their new car. consumers want value, honesty, and a relationship. It's very simple when you think about it, but yet so many companies actually get it. They (consumers) want to feel appreciated, respected and most of all comfortable with the people they are doing business with.

While reading the paper this past Sunday, I noticed ad after ad--buy three tires--get one free, free inspections, low cost oil changes and 'why it is so important to get your vehicle checked before going on vacation.' In my opinion, the bottom line is this, regardless of dealing with an aftermarket repair shop or a dealership, the public is tired of getting the run around,a nd just really wants to have a level of trust between them and whomever they're giving their hard earned dollar to.

For years the scenario has looked like this, the add says 'pay only 299.99 for a particular service,' however by the time you leave your repair bill has doubled, tripled even, and the consumer leaved feeling deceived. This is why Car Service Bids (CSB) was created. Car Service Bids puts everyone on an equal playing field. By going to www.carservicebids.com we are able to protect the Hampton Roads consumers by encouraging them to shop around and get the best price possible and allowing Car Service Bids to check for price accuracies all while saving money for the consumers. 

There are no gimmicks to deal with on our site, only accurate pricing and there's no obligation or requirements to participate. We are very happy to be given the opportunity to earn your business in an honest up-front way. Ford, GM, Toyota, Nissan and Honda are all fighting to win the consumer over by offering them value and peace of mind, but CSB asks, "whatever happen to the basics of taking care of your customer?" Victory Nissan is proud to have linked with CSB and is here to answer the basic requirements. We want to prove that we are the best people to do business with in the area and are willing to prove through offering the best price and customer experience in the area.

At Victory Nissan, it really doesn't matter what kind of car you currently drive, we is so focused on making the customer experience second to none that we are confident that your next purchase will be from Victory Nissan of Chesapeake. Don't fall for the low price gimmicks anymore, reach out to one of our quality service reps today and experience the difference. You may contact them by clicking here http://www.victorychesapeake.com/service-information.aspx now.

www.carservicebids.com and Victory Nissan are ready to rebuild your trust!

VICTORY NISSAN Wants you to be Prepared

Hurricane Season is Upon Us!

Victory Nissan is a proud supporter of the American Red Cross, and because of our extensive relations we want to make sure you understand how to protect your family in the event of a hurricane.

 

A hurricane is typically defined as a large tropical storm with winds in excess of 74 miles per hour accompanied by large areas of rainfall. When viewed on a weather radar, a hurricane appears as a cyclone (in meteorological terms - a violent rotating windstorm), which in the Northern Hemisphere has a counterclockwise rotation close to the surface of the earth.

 

And though we’ve been spared in the past couple of years, meteorologists are predicting Hampton Roads to being a prime candidate for a hurricane(s) this season. For more information visit http://www.hrredcross.org/index.php?cPath=31or stay connected by visiting their facebook page here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/American-Red-Cross-of-Southeastern-Virginia/60899757541.

Also, reviewing your current insurance policy will prove valuable in the event of property damage or worse…injury or loss of life.  

In the event that it is not necessary to evacuate, preparations still should be made such as (1)storing supplies, (2) securing your home against extreme winds and rain, and (3) making plans with others prior to the storm's landfall. Following is a breakdown of these three areas:

 

1. Supplies: water, non-perishable foods, first-aid kit, prescription medications in sealed containers, waterproof battery-powered or hand-crank-powered flashlights and radios, a whistle or other sound-signaling device, a multi-tool with a knife, identification, medical cards along with any necessary medical records and important documents.

 

There should be enough supplies to maintain your family for a minimum of three days.  Historically in the more catastrophic of weather events the latest response has been approximately 3 days, so preparation for that event would be most beneficial to you and your family.

 

2. Securing your home against extreme winds: Prior to the storm, take a walk-around your property. Look for tools or equipment that has been left out in the yard – these are instruments of construction and beautification during the work season but in a hurricane these can become instruments of destruction to your and others homes if not secured properly. Look for any trees or big branches on your property that seem unstable – if found see if there is some way to secure them or remove – does no good to have prepared with supplies and things in the home if a wayward tree or big branch from a tree decimates your home as these too become instruments of destruction in a hurricane.

 

3. Making plans with others prior to the storm's landfall: Ensure that other family members as well as friends and neighbors are aware of your plans as well as you being aware of their plans. Lessons learned from past hurricanes indicate that the more aware we are of each others plans then the quicker the emergency response is in the event of a catastrophe.

 

Victory Nissan of Chesapeake wants you to be prepared; hurricane season is here ―June 1 thru Sept 30.

 

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