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Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles opens new Exeter Van Centre
Date: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 | Author: Sean Keywood
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has announced the opening of its latest Van Centre in Exeter, Devon.
The new site, operated by Yeomans Group, now stocks the full range of Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, alongside Approved Used vans and the full range of Volkswagen cars.
There is space for 100 vehicles on-site, along with nine service ramps and a Class 7 MOT bay for commercial vehicles.
Yeomans Group operations director Jamie Watts said: “We’re delighted to move our Exeter Van Centre into this fantastic new facility, which will allow us to better serve the growing number of Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles owners in Devon and the surrounding area.
“We are now able to display the full range of vehicles on offer in our seven van showrooms, and have extensive Approved Used forecourt space which will allow us to stock a much more diverse range of vehicles.
“With our workshop space increasing dramatically, and with the addition of a Class 7 MOT bay, we will now be able to reduce our lead times and improve the customer experience dramatically.”
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles head of network sales Rob Holdcroft said: “The new Exeter facility further enhances our UK retail network, providing a full range of products and services covering new sales, approved used sales, aftersales and rental.
“This state-of-the-art facility showcases the very best of Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles to new and existing customers.”
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