Sterling Heights Dodge Adds New Commercial Truck Center

STERLING HEIGHTS, MI – Anthony Viviano, chairman of Sterling Heights Dodge and Meadowbrook Dodge in Michigan, has added a new Commercial Center to Sterling Heights Dodge and the launch of their new corporate fleet program called Fleet Elite.

by Staff

August 13, 2008

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STERLING HEIGHTS, MI – Anthony Viviano, chairman of Sterling Heights Dodge and Meadowbrook Dodge in Michigan, has added a new Commercial
Center to Sterling Heights Dodge and the launch of their new corporate fleet program called Fleet Elite.

The Sterling Heights Dodge Commercial Center is located at 39909 Van Dyke Avenue in Sterling Heights, Mich., just two blocks south of the retail dealership. This specialty facility is designed to cater exclusively to commercial vehicles and their drivers, featuring a 6,700 sq ft service department with 15 service bays and service lifts that can raise vehicles weighing up to 60,000 lb. Commercial truck parts have been appropriated 2800-sq-ft worth of storage. There are full accessories installation services and a 24/7 automated car wash specially designed for larger vehicles (with dedicated card reader only). A snack bar, lounge, and computer with free Internet access are provided for drivers while their vehicles are being serviced or washed.

Viviano put up more than $6 million over three years to create the 14,000-sq.-ft. Commercial Center. The Center will also sell commercial trucks and is open for business on August 1, 2008.

The Commercial Center will also work the Fleet Elite program for nationwide corporate fleet customers. The Commercial Center will provide the full Dodge lineup to corporate fleet customers, from the compact Dodge Caliber to the full size Dodge Ram 5500 truck.

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