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Skoda Australia announces its 2022 dealer of the year awards

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SKODA Australia Director Michael Irmer (centre) with Alto Dealer Principal George Severino (left) and General Manager Praveen Devarajan.

Škoda Australia has named Alto Škoda as its 2022 national dealer of the year, and it was also named the 2022 metro dealer of the year.

Škoda Australia director Michael Irmer says the Altomonte family-owned North Sydney dealership provided exceptional results in all quantitative and qualitative measures of the business dealing with the customers to the highest standards.

Cricks Škoda won the 2022 award for financial services dealer of the year, while the 2022 rural dealer of the year award went to Ballarat Škoda and the 2022 provincial dealer of the year award recipient was Southern Classic Škoda.

Skoda Australia Director Michael Irmer (centre) with Alto Dealer Principal George Severino (left) and General Manager Praveen Devarajan.

Irmer says the geographical spread of the awards reflected the nationwide strength of Škoda dealer network giving customers a great experience wherever they live.

“The winners are those who have shown continued improvement on their key performance indicators,” he says. 

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“A Škoda dealers focus is on business sustainability and this is mainly based on providing a great customer experience, whether this is at time of purchase, financing or servicing. 

“Strong results year on year build the Škoda brand in this market and emphasize the importance of our network in satisfying the need of the customer.”

The 2022 Excellence Awards winners were:

Bayside Škoda

Eastside Škoda

Hobart Škoda

Jarvis Škoda

Kevin Dennis Škoda

Lennock Škoda

Mt Gravatt Škoda 

Peninsula Škoda

Perth Škoda

Sydney City Škoda

Southern Classic Škoda

Waverley Škoda

Robert Barry

Robert Barry has been reporting on the Australasian automotive and transport sector since June 2003. A member of the New Zealand Motoring Writers Guild since 2005, Robert has also previously held the positions of secretary, vice-president and president. His work has appeared in newspapers, magazines, and on the web. He holds a Class 2 and a Class 4 heavy transport licence and knows his way around a manual transmission.

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