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Landers of Saline County

Landers of Saline County is one of the best dealerships in Arkansas. All three dealerships, Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram-Fiat, Chevrolet, and Ford, have been in Saline County for thirty years, and Landers Chrysler was voted Best Large Business in 2014. Landers Chrysler was also voted largest Chrysler dealership in the world four times. In 2015, the Landers company increased it’s preowned at Landers Chevrolet and Landers Ford in order to accommodate the huge increase of retail sales. “2015 was a fantastic year. Landers Chrysler-Ford-Chevrolet-Fiat sold 11,871 vehicles. The Landers body shop also had a record year,” Mr. Plack, Landers AVP, states. The company has hopes that 2016 will be slightly better than 2015. In order to have a better year than 2015, the company is looking for better ways to serve their customers. “We have been the most successful auto deal in Arkansas for 30 years, right here in Saline County. We must attribute that to the community,” Mr. Plack adds. Mr. Rodney Plack is the AVP for the Landers Company; Mr. Eric Anderson is the general manager at Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram-Fiat; Mr. Chris Files is the general manager at Landers Chevrolet; Mr. James Williams is the general manager at Landers Ford; Scott Williams is the general manager at Landers Auto Body. There are quite a few employees within the Landers Company that have been around for quite some time. “Tim Poe, mac McCall, Jim Keesee, and Ray Collatt are all approaching either thirty years with us or have exceeded that! Cheryl Cook is our community champion and is fantastic,” Mr. Plack explains. Landers of Saline County support many local charities and are active in the community. The salesmen are also some of the best in the state. No matter what your interests, or what you are looking for, one of these three great dealerships will have the perfect fit for you. They have some of the largest preowned locations in Arkansas and have a wide variety of cars, trucks, and SUV’s. Their pricing is fair and the great salesmen do everything in their power to make sure you drive off the lot with what you want and are happy with the price.

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