Automotive Retailing Takes to Salsa, Tommy Bahamas and Tacos

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August 3, 2005By Rupa Ranganathan At a time when automotive manufacturers are all jumping onto the bandwagon of "employee discounts," automotive dealers are also vying with each other to make their outlets unique and the preferred choice. The New York Times of July 27, 2005 highlights the efforts of "Z" Frank Chevrolet, named after Zollie Frank, who founded the Chicago dealership in 1936. A year and a half ago, the current owner of the dealership and son of the founder, Chuc ... (more)

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