Isuzu Australia has recognised its dealer network yet again, announcing the winners of its dealer excellent awards.
The awards honour dealerships that excel in sales but also deliver unparalleled customer service, operational precision, first-class training and continual improvement.
The 2024 dealer excellence awards represent a diverse mix of metro and regional locations across Australia, with three dealerships each from NSW and Victoria recognised alongside two from Western Australia and one from the ACT.
The winners are:
- Ballarat Isuzu
- Canberra Isuzu
- Dwyers Truck Centre
- Major Motors WA
- Patterson Cheney Trucks Victoria
- South West Isuzu WA
- Suttons Motors Arncliffe
- Wagga Motors
- Westar Truck Centre Victoria
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Isuzu Australia Limited director and chief operating officer Andrew Harbison praised the winners and Isuzu’s network of dealers for their commitment to customers.
“Isuzu has great pride in its network of dealers across Australia, and it is fantastic to see this group recognised with dealer excellence awards,” Harbison says.
“Their outstanding sales performance for Isuzu is matched by their professionalism and dedication to our customers.
“These awards reflect the strength of the relationships they’ve built within their areas of operation and the first-class care they provide—key factors in building loyalty and differentiating Isuzu from other brands.
“Though these awards recognise the top nine performing dealerships, it’s worth noting the exceptionally high standards across the network, which continue to do us proud.”
Isuzu Australia director and chief of sales and aftersales Ben Lasry has emphasised the high standards required to earn these awards.
“Isuzu does not just hand out awards lightly. The criteria are strict, and these nine dealerships have gone above and beyond to support their customers and their requirement for top-notch service,” Lasry says.
Looking ahead to 2025, Isuzu and its dealer network remain committed to the Australian market’s evolving needs, with the release of new models on the horizon, but it’s not just about selling trucks.
“Our goal is to go far beyond selling trucks; it’s about building those trusted partnerships with customers,” Lasry says.
“That trust ensures they will continue to choose Isuzu and the dealerships that truly have their best interests at heart.”
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