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Step One Automotive Group dealerships earn 2022 CARFAX Top-Rated LIFETIME Dealer Titles

Three automotive dealerships under the Step One Automotive Group have recently earned the coveted 2022 CARFAX Top-Rated LIFETIME Dealer title. CARFAX determined the winners based on verified ratings and reviews from customers on their platform. The award recognizes dealerships that have demonstrated a commitment to delivering outstanding service and maintaining high-quality vehicles. “At Step One Automotive Group, […]

Jared Williams

Three automotive dealerships under the Step One Automotive Group have recently earned the coveted 2022 CARFAX Top-Rated LIFETIME Dealer title.

Buick GMC Cadillac Fort Walton Beach, Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram South Savannah, and Volkswagen Fort Walton Beach have been recognized for their exceptional customer service and the quality of their vehicles, according to CARFAX, the leading provider of vehicle history information.

CARFAX determined the winners based on verified ratings and reviews from customers on their platform. The award recognizes dealerships that have demonstrated a commitment to delivering outstanding service and maintaining high-quality vehicles.

“At Step One Automotive Group, we are proud to have earned the 2022 CARFAX Top-Rated LIFETIME Dealer titles, demonstrating our commitment to providing exceptional customer service and quality vehicles to our valued customers,” said Maureen Bierman, Director of Marketing, Step One Automotive Group.

To learn more about the Step One Automotive Group and their commitment to delivering the best customer experience, visit their website at https://www.steponeautomotive.com/.

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