A Nissan dealership in Norfolk has been crowned one of the country’s best.
Crayford & Abbs in Gypsies’ Lane, Bodham, has been given a ‘Global Award’ by the manufacturer, in recognition of its status as one of the best-performing Nissan franchises in the UK.
The award was in the category of ‘Best Sales Site’, and was assessed against the best in key Nissan markets around the world.
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Michael Auliar, sales director at Nissan Motor GB, presented the award to the dealership, where he said “quality comes as standard”.
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READ MORE:Mr Auliar said: ‘‘This award recognises that Crayford & Abbs has been one of the very best dealerships in the UK over the past year.
“It’s a fantastic achievement for the whole team and I congratulate them for being at the top of their game.
“This award recognises the business’s excellent sales performance. In turn, that indicates superb levels of customer care and attention to detail. On behalf of Nissan, all I can say is thank you very much and please keep up the good work.”
Kevin Abbs, Crayford & Abbs’ director and dealer principal, said: ‘‘As you would expect, we’re absolutely delighted to accept this award.
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Since it was founded as a main Nissan dealer in 2011, the business has won annual manufacturer awards from Nissan on no fewer than six previous occasions.
“This is a wonderful achievement for our fantastic team – they all work extremely hard and I appreciate their efforts.
‘‘I’m so lucky to work with all of them, and in particular my brilliant management colleagues Rupert Fox, Andrew Corcoran and Mark Wright.
“We’re looking forward to having a team celebration soon.
‘‘Moving forward, our aim is to keep working hard, continue looking after our customers to the best of our ability, and keep our standards high.’’
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