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Holler Hyundai Joins Other Dealers with
$50,000 Donation for Pediatric Cancer Research
Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children is local recipient
$50,000 Donation for Pediatric Cancer Research
Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children is local recipient
WINTER PARK, Fla. (May 24, 2011) -- The need to fund more pediatric cancer research inspires Hyundai dealers nationwide, including Holler Hyundai here in Winter Park, to embrace the "Hope on Wheels" program sponsored by Hyundai USA. For each new Hyundai purchased, dealers donate a portion of the sales price to advance research inspiring hope for new treatments and cures. The Orlando-area Hyundai Dealer Association last week donated $50,000 through Hope on Wheels to the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. The grant will be used to support research at the hospital to find a cure for pediatric cancer.
Pediatric patients at the hospital also had the opportunity to leave their handprints in colorful paint on the driver's side panel of a Hyundai Santa Fe donated by Holler Hyundai for the presentation. The vehicle currently is on display at the dealership.
For more information about Hope on Wheels, visit www.hyundaihopeonwheels.org.
Congratulations
to Holler Driver's Mart customers the Geib Family for winning a chance
to meet Allstar Weekend at the Radio Disney holiday concert on December
11, 2010 in Celebration!
October Local Heroes Focused on Health, Safety
WINTER PARK, Fla. (Nov. 5, 2010) -- Central Florida community organizations Reynolds' Right Hands and Women Playing for T.I.M.E. received honors as Holler-Classic Heroes in October for their contributions to health and safety of local residents.
Christine Smith (above left), Rosemarie Santorelli. Mickey Reynolds and Tyler Krause (not pictured), founders of Reynolds' Right Hands, were recognized for their work to end distracted driving during the Oct. 23 University of Central Florida football game against the Rice Owls. The organization was formed by students at Crooms Academy in Sanford following the tragic
death of beloved teacher Christy Reynolds, who was struck in her vehicle by a driver who was texting while behind the wheel. Reynolds' Right Hands campaigns locally against distracting driving and is urging state legislators to ban texting while driving.
J.P. Griffin (pictured left) and Janet Burke took the field during the Oct. 30 UCF football game against the East Carolina Pirates as representatives of hero organization Women Playing for T.I.M.E. This organization has raised nearly $8 million in the Orlando community since 1993 to support the fight against breast cancer. A partner with M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Women Playing for T.I.M.E. raises funds through regular ?play? activities such as golf, tennis and rowing events.
Holler-Classic is proud to recognize these hometown organizations for their work in promoting healthy, safe lifestyles in Central Florida.
Christine Smith (above left), Rosemarie Santorelli. Mickey Reynolds and Tyler Krause (not pictured), founders of Reynolds' Right Hands, were recognized for their work to end distracted driving during the Oct. 23 University of Central Florida football game against the Rice Owls. The organization was formed by students at Crooms Academy in Sanford following the tragic
death of beloved teacher Christy Reynolds, who was struck in her vehicle by a driver who was texting while behind the wheel. Reynolds' Right Hands campaigns locally against distracting driving and is urging state legislators to ban texting while driving.
J.P. Griffin (pictured left) and Janet Burke took the field during the Oct. 30 UCF football game against the East Carolina Pirates as representatives of hero organization Women Playing for T.I.M.E. This organization has raised nearly $8 million in the Orlando community since 1993 to support the fight against breast cancer. A partner with M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Women Playing for T.I.M.E. raises funds through regular ?play? activities such as golf, tennis and rowing events.
Holler-Classic is proud to recognize these hometown organizations for their work in promoting healthy, safe lifestyles in Central Florida.
Orlando Nonprofit Founders Honored as Holler-Classic Heroes
Organization aims to reduce disease through soap distribution
Organization aims to reduce disease through soap distribution
WINTER PARK, Fla. (Oct. 11, 2010) -- Imagine 6 million bars of soap. That?s how much Paul Till, above left, and Shawn Seipler of Orlando nonprofit Clean the World have distributed to impoverished countries worldwide since 2009. The men were recognized during the Oct. 6 UCF Knights football game as Holler-Classic Heroes.
Clean the World collects, recycles, packages and distributes used soaps and shampoos from hotels and resorts around the United States. Major contributors to the program include Walt Disney World and Harrah's.
Till and Seipler said that Clean the World aims to reduce the spread of disease and promote personal hygiene through their program. Holler-Classic is proud to recognize these hometown heroes and their important work!
Clean the World collects, recycles, packages and distributes used soaps and shampoos from hotels and resorts around the United States. Major contributors to the program include Walt Disney World and Harrah's.
Till and Seipler said that Clean the World aims to reduce the spread of disease and promote personal hygiene through their program. Holler-Classic is proud to recognize these hometown heroes and their important work!
Holler-Classic gives back to the community with donations for the Marine Corp. Toys for Tots campaign
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Channel 9 news anchor Vanessa Echols and Holler-Classic employee Joey Hermann deliver gifts from Holler-Classic in Celebration for Toys for Tots' annual gift drive.
Classic
Audi Recognized Among Top U.S.
Dealerships
Audi
of America representative Ian Bolin presents Holler-Classic Automotive
Group executives Roger Holler III and Christopher Holler with an
Automotive News declaration of Classic Audi's induction into the
prestigious Audi Magna Society. From left to right:
Holler-Classic
Automotive Group Vice President Roger Holler III; Audi of
America Area
General Manager Ian Bolin; Holler-Classic Automotive Group Vice
President Christopher Holler.
ORLANDO, Fla. (April 29, 2009) - Audi
of America on Tuesday inducted
Classic Audi of Altamonte
Springs into its prestigious Audi Magna
Society, which recognizes dealership quality and exceptional customer
service. It was one of just 35 Audi dealerships nationwide chosen for
the 2008 society.
Audi established the Magna Society to recognize U.S. dealerships that stand out as the best of the best. To qualify, dealerships can't just meet or exceed sales targets. They must also demonstrate they are maintaining a solid financial foundation, merit high customer satisfaction scores and show their facilities and staffs represent the progressive Audi culture.
"Our strong team has made a difference in making us one of the elite Audi dealerships in the United States," said Classic Audi General Manager Sunil Prakash. "We also could not have done this without the support of our customers, especially those with whom we have established a long-term relationship."
Despite national economic decline, Audi's market share continues to climb in Orlando and around the country. Audi's aggressive investment in national television advertising and unveiling of 12 new models for the 2008 and 2009 model years have propelled sales. In 2008, the German luxury-car manufacturer sold 1 million vehicles worldwide, marking a 13th consecutive year of increased sales and profits.
About Classic Audi
Classic Audi, located just north of Maitland Boulevard on State Road 434, is a full-service, state-of-the-art dealership owned and operated by the Holler-Classic Automotive Group. Now in its 71st year serving discerning consumers in Central Florida, the Holler-Classic portfolio of dealerships also includes Chevrolet, Honda, Hummer, Hyundai, and Mazda brands. For more information, park your mouse at www.hollerclassic.com.
Audi established the Magna Society to recognize U.S. dealerships that stand out as the best of the best. To qualify, dealerships can't just meet or exceed sales targets. They must also demonstrate they are maintaining a solid financial foundation, merit high customer satisfaction scores and show their facilities and staffs represent the progressive Audi culture.
"Our strong team has made a difference in making us one of the elite Audi dealerships in the United States," said Classic Audi General Manager Sunil Prakash. "We also could not have done this without the support of our customers, especially those with whom we have established a long-term relationship."
Despite national economic decline, Audi's market share continues to climb in Orlando and around the country. Audi's aggressive investment in national television advertising and unveiling of 12 new models for the 2008 and 2009 model years have propelled sales. In 2008, the German luxury-car manufacturer sold 1 million vehicles worldwide, marking a 13th consecutive year of increased sales and profits.
About Classic Audi
Classic Audi, located just north of Maitland Boulevard on State Road 434, is a full-service, state-of-the-art dealership owned and operated by the Holler-Classic Automotive Group. Now in its 71st year serving discerning consumers in Central Florida, the Holler-Classic portfolio of dealerships also includes Chevrolet, Honda, Hummer, Hyundai, and Mazda brands. For more information, park your mouse at www.hollerclassic.com.