I’m not in the habit of leaving reviews because, truth be told, depending on the day,
time & place, each review can be entirely different.
In addition, a review can be subjective, (based on my personal observation) or
objective, (not based on a personal viewpoint)
So, when leaving a review about a car dealership, you can probably see where
it can get confusing.
Let’s just say that you are interested in a particular brand and model of a car. You’ve
been mildly to moderately interested for a few months, without making any phone calls.
You’re thinking about a dealership that sells many, many vehicles. Their website
advertises the lowest prices for Subarus, and although you don’t know much more
than that about them, you make the phone call, someone answers and is exceeding polite
in the conversation. This person’s non-aggressive demeanor, along with his ability to
cheerfully answer every possible question that you ask, while never seeming to offer
any more than that, surprises you.
That’s the way that it started when I first spoke by phone with Michael Nocera, at
Quirk Works Subaru in Braintree. Over the course of a week, Michael and I continued to
speak by phone, there were many more questions, some repeated, with my
never visiting the dealership! There were moments when I thought that I must have
been trying Michael’s patience, yet there was never any indication of it.
If you go online and read the newest automotive reviews for Subaru, whether you’ve ever
owned one or not, you have to be impressed in a positive way.
Needless to say, not only am I now driving a new 2023 Outback Premium, it’s entirely due
to Michael Nocera. I cannot describe in this review just how easy that he made it happen.
I had to laugh when he said that I was one of the hardest sales that he ever made,
because it sure didn’t feel that way.
By the way, at age 20, Michael Nocera is on his way to becoming one of the highest producers
in sales volume, of Subarus, in the United States. Don’t take my word for it. Quirk Works Subaru
is easily the largest producer on the east coast and in the top five, across the country.
When you decide to make your own phone call, you’ll not only be pleased to meet Michael Nocera. You’ll may eventually also feel proud to be driving such a respected brand.
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time & place, each review can be entirely different.
In addition, a review can be subjective, (based on my personal observation) or
objective, (not based on a personal viewpoint)
So, when leaving a review about a car dealership, you can probably see where
it can get confusing.
Let’s just say that you are interested in a particular brand and model of a car. You’ve
been mildly to moderately interested for a few months, without making any phone calls.
You’re thinking about a dealership that sells many, many vehicles. Their website
advertises the lowest prices for Subarus, and although you don’t know much more
than that about them, you make the phone call, someone answers and is exceeding polite
in the conversation. This person’s non-aggressive demeanor, along with his ability to
cheerfully answer every possible question that you ask, while never seeming to offer
any more than that, surprises you.
That’s the way that it started when I first spoke by phone with Michael Nocera, at
Quirk Works Subaru in Braintree. Over the course of a week, Michael and I continued to
speak by phone, there were many more questions, some repeated, with my
never visiting the dealership! There were moments when I thought that I must have
been trying Michael’s patience, yet there was never any indication of it.
If you go online and read the newest automotive reviews for Subaru, whether you’ve ever
owned one or not, you have to be impressed in a positive way.
Needless to say, not only am I now driving a new 2023 Outback Premium, it’s entirely due
to Michael Nocera. I cannot describe in this review just how easy that he made it happen.
I had to laugh when he said that I was one of the hardest sales that he ever made,
because it sure didn’t feel that way.
By the way, at age 20, Michael Nocera is on his way to becoming one of the highest producers
in sales volume, of Subarus, in the United States. Don’t take my word for it. Quirk Works Subaru
is easily the largest producer on the east coast and in the top five, across the country.
When you decide to make your own phone call, you’ll not only be pleased to meet Michael Nocera. You’ll may eventually also feel proud to be driving such a respected brand.