Sentences with phrase «local dealers bringing»

I've gone a couple times, and it was mostly just local dealers bringing their cars.

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A local dealer named Terry Lake, who may be the most honest vehicle salesman in history, helped to bring the event to his hometown and he also was partly to blame for the tepid course.

Scott's unusual methods quickly earn the suspicion of the local police but bring her close to art dealer James Costa (Ethan Hawke), who says he was an eyewitness to the latest murder.

I have searched everywhere and called all my local vw dealers and service shops and because I'm not and cant bring my car in to them they are not helping this is pretty much my last option.

Your local dealer Ancira San Antonio brings you the best prices and selection of used and pre-owned vehicles available for sale today!

The addition of a fifth region brings Kia's sales, marketing and training operations closer to the company's network of nearly 800 dealers across the U.S. Justin Sohn, Kia Motors America's President & CEO was joined by local dealer principals and Southwest Region team members for the grand opening.

Back in April AUSmotive brought you pictures of the S3 Sportback, now, you can go to your local Audi dealer and see one for yourself.

If you're mostly in town and doing short journeys, it recommends you bring your car in to your local dealer workshop every 9,000 miles or once a year for an oil change, or every 19,000 miles or two years for an inspection and service.

Pick your poison at your local Benz AMG dealer summer 2017; pricing will be announced closer to launch, and we'll bring it to you as soon as we have it.

If the new engine in the Corvette isn't fast enough, you can walk into your local Chevy dealer and order option RPO B2K, which will bring forth a Callaway twin turbo version.

Still, I would dare to speculate that the buying interest in the FOG's aisles would more closely mirror the stellar attendance of some of the conversations in its discussion room if the dealers, instead of searching for secret formulas to please the local taste, were freer and more open to bring their best and most relevant work conspicuously reflecting urgent social and political preoccupations of the day.

A dealer who has lived in the neighborhood for decades — who is a member of the museum and considers it her local institution in the same way others express loyalty for a local bar — told me she always brought a change of clothes to the summer preview, just in case she walked in and felt underdressed.

With 45 galleries in attendance, what material did local and visiting dealers bring along in hopes of attracting armies of potential buyers?