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Sawgrass Ford President Attributes Dealerships Success to Long-Term Employees
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David Menten Says 30 Employees Have Been with the Dealership for More Than 20 Years Some More Than 30 Years

SUNRISE, Fla. - Washingtoner -- The president of one of the Southeast's largest volume Ford Dealers credits much of the dealership's success to its long-term employees.

"We have 30 employees who have been with the dealership for 20 years or more, some 30 years or more and some quickly approaching that status," said Sawgrass Ford President, David Menten. "This underscores that Sawgrass Ford is a great place to work and that we provide consistency at all levels, sales, service, parts, finance and our two collision centers. It's also rewarding to see our new hires on the road to become long-term employees."

Sawgrass Ford is among the nation's most decorated Ford dealerships, earning a record number of Ford customer service awards.

Recently, the Dealership earned its fourth Triple Crown Award, granted to dealerships that excel across multiple areas. To win a Triple Crown, a dealership must earn the following top honors in the same year:

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o President's Award (customer satisfaction)

o Top Volume 100 Club (sales performance)

o Premier Club (service and parts performance)

The Dealership also earned an unprecedented 24th President's Award. This prestigious award honors dealerships that have excelled in automotive retail by providing exceptional service and satisfaction.

For the 33rd year in a row, Sawgrass Ford earned a Partners in Quality award, one of the most coveted recognitions for Ford dealerships awarded those that demonstrate unparalleled customer satisfaction and loyalty especially in its relationship with Ford Credit. "It's our loyal and dedicated employees that make these awards happen," added Menten. "While some haven't earned the 20-year status, they are all learning from this remarkable core group of employes."

Sawgrass Ford is located at 14501 West Sunrise Blvd, one-half miles west of the Sawgrass Mills Mall. The dealership has extensive inventory of new and certified pre-owned vehicles, a 75-bay service area featuring a Quick Lane and two collision centers, one specifically for aluminum vehicles. Sawgrass Ford prides itself on never charging a dealer fee. For additional information, go to www.sawgrassford.com

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