Vertu Redditch Mazda bosses honoured at industry awards

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TWO senior managers at a car dealership have been recognised for their sales success.

Amanda Savage, the new car sales manager, and Phil Rumbles, general manager, at Vertu Redditch Mazda, part of Vertu Motors Plc, were honoured at the prestigious Mazda All Stars annual awards.

This event recognises the top 25 performing dealerships in the 2024 Mazda sales and aftersales leagues.

Their success showcases the team's hard work and dedication to customer service and sales at the dealership.

Robert Forrester, chief executive of Vertu Motors Plc, said: "Amanda and Phil’s recognition at the Mazda All Stars awards is a fantastic achievement.

"Their hard work, leadership, and commitment to delivering a first-class customer experience have been instrumental in the dealership’s success.

"It’s well-deserved recognition for the whole team at Redditch Mazda."

Phil Rumbles, general manager of Vertu Redditch Mazda, said: "I’m incredibly proud of Amanda and the whole team for this recognition.

"Amanda’s expertise and drive have made a real difference to our performance, and this award is a testament to the hard work and commitment of everyone at the dealership.

"We’re thrilled to be recognised among the top-performing Mazda dealerships in the country."

Be prepared for a change this month as Bristol Street Motors, a part of the Vertu group, will be rebranding to Vertu.

With over 200 nationwide dealerships, representing more than 30 global manufacturers, this change is to leverage strength from its extensive dealership network.

However, the same expert team, cars, and customer service will remain.

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