Infiniti of Denver used valet service to boost business amid product void

May 21, 2022 04:00 AM

In early summer 2020, Infiniti of Denver debuted a vehicle pickup and delivery program for its service customers. It was an effort to keep customers from defecting because the dealership knew it was going to be without a critical vehicle for months.

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