RIO RANCHO, NM, November 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) Don Chalmers Ford is proud to announce that they recently won two awards including Best Car Dealership and Best Business Owner for 2011 from Albuquerque the Magazine. Don Chalmers Ford will be featured in Albuquerque the Magazine's December/January "Best of the City" issue, their most popular issue of the year.
Each year Albuquerque the Magazine has local residents vote on the best of the city in 150 categories, ranging from best in dinning, entertainment, people and much more. Don Chalmers Ford is honored to not only have won the awards, but for them to have been chosen by local Albuquerque residents.
Albuquerque the Magazine will also be hosting a Best of the City Party on December2nd at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino to celebrate the winners with music, dancing and a sampling of the best of everything in town. All residents are welcome to attend and tickets for the event can be purchase at http://www.abqthemag.com.
Don Chalmers Ford prides themselves on offering the best customer service to everyone, proven by these great awards. Stop into Don Chalmers Ford or visit them online at http://www.donchalmersford.com to experience this award winning dealership. Also keep up-to-date on all the latest news from Don Chalmers Ford by following them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/donchalmersford.
About Don Chalmers Ford:
Don Chalmers Ford is proud to serve the Albuquerque, New Mexico area. Carrying a full line of new and used Ford cars, Don Chalmers Ford offers the best selection when it comes to purchasing a vehicle. The knowledgeable service department at Don Chalmers Ford is prepared to assist with repairs and routine maintenance and the Parts Department offers one-stop shopping on a full selection of Ford parts and accessories. Don Chalmers Ford is Albuquerque's community minded Ford dealer!
Don Chalmers Ford Receives Two "Best of City" Awards from Albuquerque the Magazine
Don Chalmers Ford is excited to announce Albuquerque residents have voted Don Chalmers Ford 'Best Car Dealership' and 'Best Business Owner' for 2011.
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[Press-News.org] Don Chalmers Ford Receives Two "Best of City" Awards from Albuquerque the MagazineDon Chalmers Ford is excited to announce Albuquerque residents have voted Don Chalmers Ford 'Best Car Dealership' and 'Best Business Owner' for 2011.