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Rallye Motors, which represents the Acura, BMW, Lexus and Mercedes-Benz brands, has been growing and expanding steadily over the past few years. The company, whose franchises represent approximately $700 million in revenue on an annualized basis, opened a state-of-the-art BMW dealership in Westbury, N.Y. earlier this year and plans to open Long Island's first Smart Car dealership in January 2008. Rallye's earnings for 2007 are tracking ahead of last year's results and the company is well positioned to build on its nearly 50-year history of excellence and continue to deliver a unique and valuable luxury car buying experience to clients. More information about Rallye can be found on the company's Web site at www.rallyemotors.com.
"The Relentless Pursuit of Perfection" debuted in 1989. In 2005, Lexus came first in the Top Gear Survey, "the UK's biggest independent car satisfaction survey" with over 76,000 respondants. In 2006, Lexus ranked first for the eleventh time in J.D. Power's Customer Service Index, its annual study involving over 79,000 U.S. owners and dealership experience. In 2006, the Luxury Institute, New York, rated Lexus #1 in Customer Experience among luxury automobile brands based on its survey of over 2,100 high-income households. On the strength of its customer service standards and high product satisfaction, Lexus enjoys one of the highest customer loyalty rates in the industry.
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Brian Smith, corporate manager, marketing/SUV, is promoted to vice president of Lexus sales and dealer development, replacing Colon. Smith will report to Mark Templin, group vice president and general manager of the Lexus Division.
palm "We think Palm technology is very innovative and that it will add to the Lexus dealership and purchase experience," said Mike Wells, Lexus vice president of marketing. "Equipping our sales associates with such an efficient resource tool will definitely benefit our already time-starved customers."
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