Wyoming Valley Motors is growing and has the need for a New Car/Pre-Owned Sales Manager for the KIA location in Kingston.
Wyoming Valley Motors is looking for applicants who possess excellent people skills, are self-motivated and who have a strong desire to be successful.
Wyoming Valley Motors is family-owned and has been serving as a convenient Scranton and Wilkes-Barre dealer for over 40 years.
Pull each VIN # in National Service History to verify the recall is needed on that particular VIN, and has not been completed by us or another dealer.
Supply parts with the VIN# of the vehicle, the customer's full name, and the appointment time and date.
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