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Service & Parts Development, Roger Street Brookvale

Since 1967 the sole focus of Col Crawford Lifestyle Cars has been meeting and exceeding the expectations and needs of our customers. This is why we are proud to reveal the construction of a multi storey, multi purpose Car Service & Parts facility adjacent to our current operations in Roger Street Brookvale. Approval has been granted with Warringah Council for the construction of this state-of-the-art facility with building commencing in 2007 for completion in early 2008.

This development will comprise of secured basement car parking for customers, stock vehicles and staff, not to mention pre-delivery, detailing bays and a car washing area. Parts and accessories for all of our brands will be sold at this site. A luxurious Customer Lounge environment will be perfect for those hoping to relax or complete some work whilst waiting for their vehicle to be serviced. It is anticipated that a total of 50 vehicles can be serviced at any one time in the building.

While this facility will specifically cater for our Nissan, Hyundai, Renault, KIA and Suzuki customers, all brands are welcome including Used Vehicles.

“Our customers are really in for a special treat when they experience our new Service and Parts facility” said Managing Director, Stephen Crawford.

“This development will be a stand out on the Northern Beaches, not to mention Sydney and is unlike any other in Australia. It has been architecturally designed with our customers unique needs in mind. We are very excited about this development and believe our customers will be too, said Stephen.”

In a very competitive marketplace, Col Crawford Lifestyle Cars are at the forefront of customer satisfaction and believe that the upgrades to customer facilities is part of a bigger picture. “We want to create an environment for our customers that enhances their motor vehicle purchase and thereby making it enjoyable and hassle free. With over 40 years in the business we must be doing something right, but we need to continue raising the bar,” said Stephen.