Service And Parts

Asbury spruces up employee locker rooms to help attract, keep service techs

Amenities for employees at the new Courtesy Toyota dealership in Brandon, Fla., include a console for playing video games, above, and a self-service food market in the break room, below.
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Ken Wysocky
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Fixed Ops Journal
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April 15, 2019 12:00 AM

For years, new-vehicle dealerships have focused on enhancing showroom amenities, offering car and truck shoppers coffee bars, cafes, massages, manicures and fitness centers to provide a superior customer experience. But as dealerships make more of their profits from fixed operations and relatively less from vehicle sales, now it's service technicians — not just buyers — who are getting pampered.

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