Other updates include a remodeled waiting area, an enlarged customer lounge with high-speed Internet access and a 75-inch television. The dealership currently employs more than 230 people, and the expansion will result in up to more than 20 news job, according to a company statement.
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“With up to 1,000 vehicles in our inventory at any given time, we’ll now have an expanded facility to serve our customers even better,” said owner Beau Townsend. “The fact that new jobs are being created is an added bonus for the community.”
The dealership will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 21 at 2 p.m.
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