Category: Martin Chevrolet
Chevrolet News
End of Lease Options – What Most Car Dealers Don’t Want You To Know
When your vehicle reaches its end of lease I’ll bet you are unaware of all your options. ...
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2020 Corvette Convertible Reveal – HARDTOP For Chevy’s Mid-Engine C8
The 2020 Chevrolet Corvette convertible reveal continued to pile-on impressive stats for the...
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2019 Chevrolet Corvette C7 Review: Really The End Of Front Engine?
Sales of the 2019 Chevrolet Corvette have been brisk at Martin Chevrolet, a top Southern...
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When To Buy A Car – New Car Dealer Shares Best Timing Secrets
When is the best time to buy a new car? Or the best time to buy a used car? And what’s the...
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2020 Chevrolet Corvette Reveal: Behind the Scenes on the Mid-Engine
The 2020 Chevrolet Corvette reveal has long been rumored to change everything. And that’s...
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About Martin Chevrolet
Martin Chevrolet leads Southern California Chevy dealerships through innovation and transparency. General Manager Lewis Cook is on hand 6-days a week.
He loves to share the behind the scenes details of how the automotive business really works. For instance, Lewis readily admits the car buying "process sucks."
Also, Lewis and I recorded a podcast on buying vs. leasing. And in that, he shared this great piece of advice. If you go over miles on your lease, as part of your negotiation, a "dealer can absorb some of that."
So, stay tuned for additional great behind the scenes details on the automotive business from our partnership with Martin Chevrolet.
Howdy!
Tom Smith here, owner of iDriveSoCal.
I love cars but hate the old school buying process.
So, I created iDriveSoCal to help out fellow wary car buyers. :0)
You and I learn insider information on how the car business really works from transparent car dealers willing to share.
And, mention me and iDriveSoCal to any of our dealer partners and enjoy serious VIP treatment and buying benefits! ;0)
Beyond car buying, I also share easy to understand vehicle reviews without too much technical jargon.
Plus, I cover automotive events and museums while tracking what’s real and hype in the future of transportation.
Email questions and thoughts – I love connecting.
Drive on!
-T
tom [at] idrivesocal [dot] com
