Four Stars Auto wins several prestigious awards in Texas and Oklahoma
HENRIETTA (KFDX/KJTL) — The Four Star family of dealerships is celebrating after winning numerous awards from cars.com.
The general manager of Four Stars Auto Ranch in Henrietta, Chris McDonald, said the location won the Texas Chevrolet dealer of the year award for superior customer experience.
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That is their third time in a row.
Four Stars Toyota in Altus won the Oklahoma Toyota Dealer of the Year award for superior customer experience for the fifth consecutive year.
Four Stars Ford out of Jacksboro won Texas Ford Dealer of the Year for superior customer experience.
McDonald said these awards are a true testament to their employees and their daily hard work in satisfying customers.
'Our goal every year is to continuously improve, you know, we want not only we want to be number one in the state of Texas, but we want to move up in the national rankings as well, and that's always our goal. But our main goal is to take care of our customers,' McDonald said. 'If we take care of our customers, they will take care of us, which is what they did in providing these, providing these results that we get to receive.'
Four Stars won additional awards as well.
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