WFAF Announces Stagecoach Award Winners for 2nd-Quarter 2006
CHESTER, Pa. -- Wells Fargo Auto Finance, one of North America's largest non-captive automotive finance companies, has announced the recipients of the Stagecoach Award for the second quarter of 2006.
CHESTER, Pa. -- Wells Fargo Auto Finance, one of North America’s largest non-captive automotive finance companies, has announced the recipients of the Stagecoach Award for the second quarter of 2006.
The Stagecoach Award is a quarterly honor that recognizes the achievements of Wells Fargo Auto Finance’s most supportive automotive dealers. Winners were selected from nearly 21,000 dealers in North America. A total of 46 dealers were named Stagecoach Award winners this quarter, one from each of Wells Fargo Auto Finance’s sales regions.
“We all work in a competitive industry and we understand the importance of having strong relationships with our dealers”, said Gary Lorenz, president of Wells Fargo Auto Finance. “The Stagecoach Award recognizes some of our very best dealers and we’re pleased to be an important part of their businesses.”
The following dealers were named Stagecoach Award winners for the second quarter of 2006:
417 Suzuki
Adrian Dodge
Automax
Bill Pierre Ford Money Mart
Brad Francis Ford
Brown Auto Super Center
Brown-Daub Kia
Capital Ford
Carmack Car Capitol
Coconut Creek Mitsubishi
Courtesy Auto World of Alliance
Crosstown Motors
Dennis Dillon Auto Park
Dickson City Hyundai
Donald Craig Mazda
Ernie Haire Superstore
Executive Suzuki
Fontana Nissan
Fox Chevrolet Security
Fox Valley Suzuki
Gateway Hyundai Nissan
Germain Toyota of Naples
Internet Auto
Jim Glover Chevrolet
John Gray Pontiac GMC Trucks
KarPlus Warehouse
Kia Autosport
Kia of Baton Rouge
Lone Star Chevrolet
Malcolm Cunningham Ford Inc.
Metro Auto Wholesale
Metro Hyundai
Midway Chevrolet
Midway Chrysler
Mike Ognibene Ford
Oasis Motor Co.
Pointe aux Trembles Kia
Popular Ford
Reliable Chevrolet
Santa Rose Chevrolet
TAG Automotive Group Inc.
Tom Bannen Chevrolet
Toyota of Richmond
Universal City Nissan
Watson Motorsport
Westway Ford
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