GMSA<\/a> Vice President of After Sales, the survey is conducted independently and provides an ongoing comparative measure of customer satisfaction with each manufacturer, based on key attributes in the sales and service processes at their respective dealer networks. The results of the survey are based on interviews with customers who purchased or serviced vehicles between January and December 2011.<\/p>\n\u201cWe are pleased with the performance of our dealers. They seem to raise the bar every year. The feedback from our customers in this survey bears testimony of the efforts of our dealer personnel,\u201d said Astbury.<\/p>\n
Astbury added that GMSA\u2019s brands achieved these excellent results in an increasingly competitive automotive market. \u201cThere are some 80 brands representing well over a 1000 different models in the South African market. However, in order to grow in this environment we have to continue offering superb sales and service to our customers,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, Astbury said GMSA\u2019s warranty and roadside assistance programmes are class leading and provide customers with a sense of assurance when driving their vehicles. \u201cWe are committed to our customers and we strive to offer the best in sales and service to our customers.\u201d<\/p>\n
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