Feb 18, 2017
Automotive Pro, an Arizona based automotive brokerage firm, announced the launch of its new automotive marketing services which leverage the growing luxury auto brokerage side of the business.
Phoenix, United States - February 17, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Automotive Pro, an Arizona based auto broker, is delighted to announce the launch of its new automotive marketing services. Automotive Pro was established with the primary aim of offering automotive brokerage services; thereby helping consumers and businesses buy and sell vehicles for a commission.
For further information about Automotive Pro and its automobile marketing services visit Automotive Pro.
In the bid to achieve this objective, Automotive Pro recruited the best and most creative staff coupled with the acquisition of the most state of the art equipment and technology for engaging in the automotive brokerage business. The talented staff at Automotive Pro has earned a standing reputation in the acquisition and sales of the most luxurious automobiles as well as the delivery of effective customer services leading to customer satisfaction, positive reviews and referrals.
Mr. Longmore, the founder and CEO of Automotive Pro says, “We specialize in luxury, classic, custom and exotic vehicles for astute buyers who understand the value of research and analysis of automobiles. We are car guys and work with other car guys and gear heads to make both our dreams and that of our customers a reality. We offer turn-key buying, financing and transportation of vehicles on both the sales and buying end of the transaction. Our services are guaranteed and our business is insured to protect you in case the purchase is not as expected”.
Today, Automotive Pro has announced the inclusion of automotive marketing services within its operations. This means that Automotive Pro has continued to offer automobile marketing services which includes selling of automobiles and then on the backend, provides vehicle search and buying services. Automotive pro will offer brokerage services as well as offer automobiles for sell to its customers.
“We have upgraded our service profile to a full automobile marketing company that is engaged in the procurement of stock of automobiles and promotion of the products and showcasing them for sales to customers. We started this to meet up with the growing needs of some of our esteemed customers who have insisted in enjoying our professional marketing and customer service to the fullest by buying automobiles direct from us instead of our participation as brokers in their transactions” stated Mr. Longmore, the CEO and founder of Automotive Pro.
Contact Info:
Name: Taylor Longmore
Organization: Automotive Pro
Address: 11 W Washington St #160, Phoenix, AZ 85003, United States
Phone: +1-602-737-2899
For more information, please visit http://automotivepro.net
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 171104
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