Mackay business takes out Nissan top dealership award
A 60-year-old Mackay business takes out the top spot in a national competition thanks to the ‘incredible dedication’ of more than 120 local workers.
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A 60-year-old Mackay business has taken out the top spot for excellence in a national competition.
The North Jacklin Motor Group outperformed 28 other Nissan dealerships in the provincial category, walking away with Nissan’s Elite Master Dealer award for the 2019-20 financial year.
It was the fourth year the company won, marking it the best Nissan car dealership in the country.
The team also walked away with a Nissan Dealer Excellence award to accompany the grand title.
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North Jacklin Motor Group’s general manager John Nash Jnr said the Mackay dealership had to exemplify excellence in all facets of business to nab the top spot.
“Winners are required to embody the philosophy and vision for Nissan to provide customers with an outstanding ownership experience – from the showroom through to every aspect of the dealership operation,” Mr Nash said.
“It feels great to win this award because as a team, this is something we focus on for the entire year.
“For that hard work to pay off and to claim the top spot nationwide is really rewarding for the entire team.”
The dealership located on Gregory St employs more than 120 people in the Mackay region.
Mr Nash said the win was reflective of the “incredible dedication” of his staff.
“For me it always comes back to our staff, we have a lot of quality long-term staff who are passionate about the industry,” Mr Nash said.
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