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Valley Automall Announces Holiday Tree Winners!
1st Place: Coronado High School
2nd Place: Bonanza High School
3rd Place: Sierra Vista High School
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Valley Automall Celebrates 15 Years!
Going Hi-Tech makes online shopping a breeze
and Better Customer Service!
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Valley Automall Announces Tree Decoration Winners!
December 2, 2011
Henderson, Nev. –Students from 19 Clark County High Schools put their tree decorating skills on display Thursday December 1, 2011, during the Valley Automalls 14th Annual Tree Decorating Contest. Student clubs and organizations were randomly assigned to decorate trees at each of the 19 dealerships in the automall. You are invited to stop in each of the dealerships to see their handy work. The tree's will remain on display through December 31, 2011.
1st. Place went to Coronado High Schools Habitat for Humanty club and their "Home for the Holiday's' themed tree on display at Lexus of Henderson. The Coronado students also capture the $3,000 first prize money for their organization. The clubs worthy mission, and use of the prize money, is to involve youth in Habit for Humanity's goal of eliminating poverty housing in the greater Las Vegas area.
 
2nd. Place went to Bonanza High Schools' Senior Class Student Countcils tree on display at Desert BMW of Henderson. The theme of their tree is, "Continuing our Excellence, Determining our future", and the Student Council will use their generous $2,000 prize money for their Senior Prom.
 
3rd. Place honors went to Sierra Vista High Schools "Santa Paws" themed tree on display at Towbin Dodge. The decorating skills were provided by the Mountain Lions girls basketball team who will use the $1,000 prize money to help purchase supplies for a Slam Dunk Contest, and travel to tournaments.
 
The Valley Automall dealers Congratulate all 18 of the high schools that participated and recognize the time and effort that went into their efforts in this seasons Holiday Tree Decorating Contest!
Valley Automall is 15 years old and still Growing!
 
January 12, 2011
Henderson, Nev. – An economic downturn has forced some automotive dealerships to close their doors or cut operating costs by reducing staff. Customer service can suffer as a result. Valley Automall is adopting a different approach by growing while others shrink.
Valley Automall now consists of 18 dealerships with a combined 26automotive brands for Southern Nevada’s largest and most comprehensive selection. The complex is accessible from Interstate-515 at Auto Show Drive and the beltway at Gibson Road in Henderson.
“We’re committed to a high-level of community service despite the economy,” said Valley Automall manager Valorie Staley. “Budget conscious families know we’re a one-stop shop solution for reasonably priced, reliable vehicles. We value their trust and loyalty.”
Valley Automall’s newest improvements include an upgraded Findlay Lincoln dealership at 310 N. Gibson Road. The 55,000-square-foot facility, on 7.25 acres, recently added new furniture and carpet, paint and lighting. The improvements at Findlay Lincoln created a small café as well as a customer lounge with wireless internet access and television.
Renovations at the family owned business create an improved car buying experience, with 22 service bays and 14 certified mechanics. Findlay Lincoln has 52 highly trained professionals available and to meet every customer need.
“One of exciting additions is a ‘quick-lane’ for routine automotive maintenance. Customers can get their oil changed or tires aligned within 30 minutes,” Findlay Lincoln general manager Nathan Findlay said. “We have also enhanced our customer lounge. Customers can watch TV, work on a computer laptop or grab a bite while work is done on their car.”
Another Valley Automall addition comes from the newly opened Lexus of Henderson dealership at 7736 Eastgate Road. The 83,400-square-foot facility, on 10.26 acres, is an eco-friendly building. In fact, the dealership earned a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
The dealership, for example, uses high-pressure, low-flow plumbing fixtures and drought-tolerant desert landscaping reduce water use by 40 percent. A high-efficiency heating and air-conditioning system cuts energy use by 35 percent. The car wash recycles 85% of the water it uses.
“This is part of our continuing effort to be green, which is a win-win for customer and the environment,” said Lexus of Henderson general manager William Johnson III. “Lexus offers many luxury hybrids, new and used.”
Yet, Lexus of Henderson doesn’t skimp on luxury. There are seven customer lounges outfitted with oversized leather chairs and artwork, 60-inch televisions and refrigerators. There is wireless internet access, a children's play area and a small café for customer convenience and comfort.
“Every customer – both new and repeat – is a part of our Valley Automall’s growing family,” said Staley. “We’re dedicated to top quality performance and service. We have built our reputation on happy, repeat customers.”
April 8, 2011
Henderson Nev. - An economic downturn has budget-minded families trimming expenses and clipping coupons to stretch dollars further. Nobody understands that better than Valley Automall, which celebrated it's 15- year anniversaty in 2011. Hard hit businesses have trimmed expenses, consolidated space and shuttered offices during the recession.
But, Valley Automall has upped its game by adding five new dealerships since 2006 in order to improve customer selection, service and convenience. Findlay Acura, Mercedes Benz of Henderson, Findlay Lincoln, Lexus of Henderson and Findlay Audi all recently joined the Valley Automall family, giving it 19 dealerships with a combined 24 vehicle brands.
As a result, Valley Automall offers one-stop turnkey shopping with acres of new and pre-owned vehicles. The mall makes shopping even easier through digital-age technology. Valley Automall’s web site, www.valleyautomall.com, creates low-cost, time-saving car shopping.
“Our web site offers quick and easy dealership directions and hours, as well as service specials and access to our full inventory of vehicles,” said Robin Nolimal, Chairperson of the Valley Automall Association. “It allows customers to window shop day or night in the comfort of their pajamas.”
Valley Automall harness the power of the web in other ways, too. For example, Valley Automall dealerships use social networking sites such as Facebook, with over 600 million registered users, to reach clients. Local residents can go online to learn about individual dealer sales and service specials, as well as hours and directions.
“We listen to our customers. We solicit their feedback in an effort to constantly improve what we do,” said Valley Automall Manager Valorie Staley. “We strive to provide a wide array of customer products and services that will make vehicle ownership a pleasant and memorable experience.”
Some of those products include in-vehicle technology that can do everything from provide global remote positioning directions to hands free calling to security. Some systems can even unlock doors and start vehicles from afar. The technology can additionally help vehicle performance by notifying drivers of low tire pressure or when an oil change is needed via an e-mail or smart phone.
“It can be extremely stressful and exhausting shopping for a car,” said Nolimal who additionally serves as general manager of Desert Pontiac GMC at 330 N. Gibson Road in Henderson. “Often times, families will have to traverse the valley to comparison shop, which can be costly given today’s high fuel prices. But, Valley Automall makes it effortless. We have every make and model of new and pre-owned vehicle available all within a few blocks.”
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