Serra Chevrolet Bartlett Becomes a MOTOR TREND Certified Dealer
The dealership becomes the exclusive MOTOR TREND Certified Dealer in Memphis, Tenn. The operation was selected because of its history of excellent customer reviews and outstanding service, official said.
NORCROSS, Ga. — MOTOR TREND Certified Vehicles, a certified pre-owned program, has designated Serra Chevrolet Bartlett as the exclusive MOTOR TREND Certified Dealer in Memphis, Tenn.
Serra Chevrolet Bartlett was chosen because of its history of excellent customer reviews and outstanding service. Now, as a MOTOR TREND Certified Dealer, Serra Chevrolet Bartlett can offer customers MOTOR TREND Certified Pre-Owned vehicles and MOTOR TREND Certified Service from its service department.
“At Serra Chevrolet Bartlett we are beyond excited to be able to offer our customers a better way to buy a better car, with the confidence of knowing that their car is guaranteed,” said Bob Pollock, the dealership's general manager. “There are so many more benefits that we can now offer our customers, which really sets us apart in the marketplace.”
The MOTOR TREND Certified program allows qualified dealers to certify used vehicles of other makes and models. The program provides additional benefits administered by EasyCare, including a minimum six-month/7,500-mile comprehensive warranty, EasyCare Select 6 Coverage (key replacement, dent repair coverage and more), a 72-hour exchange policy, an online showroom at motortrend.com, and a Best Value Guarantee. For more, visist motortrendcertified.com.
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