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Bills Marine situated in Cairns in the tropical north of Queensland have been awarded the Quintrex National Dealer of the Year for 2011/2012.
Bills Marine is a long standing dealership with extensive experience in the industry; they have been a Quintrex dealer for over 25 years.
The renowned National Dealer of the Year award reflects Bills Marine’s positive attitude and sales excellence. They are a favourite in the local community for their wide range of Quintrex models, boating accessories and parts.
After undergoing some renovations earlier this year the dealership is in tip top shape, with an immaculate new appearance that has been impressing customers new and old alike.
The praise for Bills Marine doesn’t stop with its impressive new look, with customer feedback and satisfaction just as positive.
Quintrex National Account Manager Tony Kokolis said he believes he has never heard a bad word about the dealership with all responses being positive and words of appreciation.
‘They have a real commitment to customer service and excel in working with their customers to guarantee it’s a happy experience for them,’ he said.
Mr Kokolis also said he admired the team’s motivated attitude despite the less than perfect economic climate and their exceptional use of local advertising to reach their customers.
Dealer Principal Neil Heinemann said they had been working hard and concentrating on staying positive in the tough times Cairns was experiencing and the award had been a surprise but a great boost for the team’s morale.
‘We have been with Quintrex for a long time and can offer some great knowledge on the products for our customers,’ he said.
Mr Heinemann was proud to announce that his son Scott had recently become a director in the company and had brought some great enthusiasm and new ideas to the dealership.
Quintrex is extremely proud of Bills Marine’s excellent record and wishes them another prosperous and successful year.
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