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Personalization. Think about that for a minute. In today’s highly competitive automotive market, sometimes it may seem like most cars look a lot alike, same for trucks, same for SUV’s. What does one normally do to combat that to make it their own? Accessorize. Yep, just like jewelry, a snazzy belt, a pocket square for […]
1992 was an eventful year in both world and local history. Hurricane Andrew hit Southern Florida causing $35 billion dollars in damage, Bill Clinton was elected our 42nd President and the U.S. men’s basketball team – ‘The Dream Team’ – swept all competitors to take the gold medal in Barcelona. Big things were also happening […]
At Don Hewlett Chevrolet Buick By John Chauvin, General Manager As we enter the 2nd month of 2022 and say goodbye to 2021, we reflect on the changes that occurred in the auto industry as well as for us here at Don Hewlett Chevrolet Buick. It’s safe to say, 2021 brought more challenges and opportunities […]
Shop Foreman for 29+ Years We recently sat down with Chevrolet Shop Foreman – Rob Elliott – who has just begun his 30th year of employment at Don Hewlett Chevrolet Buick. Rob began working for Mr. Don Hewlett in 1992 when the dealership was located on Austin Avenue in downtown Georgetown. During his career, Rob […]
By John Chauvin Ok, maybe not “overload” but hey, we need something to brag about! Here at Don Hewlett Chevrolet Buick, we are having similar new vehicle microchip shortage issues with inventory as everyone. The difference is, we have vehicles to sell, lots of them! While the industry works its way through this microchip shortage, […]
By John ChauvinWhen most people are in the market to buy a new car, the words “car buying is fun” rarely rolls off their lips, (at least at the beginning). Several will say “that was easy and fun” when the process is over but what I’ve found, is that those words are typically spoken when […]
by Chet Garner, the DaytripperJust east of San Antonio sits one of Texas’s oldest towns named after one of Texas’s original heroes – Juan Seguin. He was one of the Tejano leaders in the Texas Revolution who fought in the Battle of San Jacinto. He’s now buried under a grove of majestic oak trees in […]
