Sentence examples for dealer relations from inspiring English sources

G.M. hopes to hold on to all of these revenues, said Darwin Clark, G.M.'s vice president for dealer relations.

The new organization, which is part of Ford's Premier Automotive Group, will perform sales, marketing and dealer relations for all three brands.

They no longer control the design or pricing of models, but continue to oversee the divisions' brand images and dealer relations, and serve as symbols of their divisions.

Alfa Romeo's ever-shifting plans for a return to the North American market, which it left in 1995 after decades of pitiful sales, poor reliability and strained dealer relations, form a boulevard of broken dreams.

"GROUND effects make a car standing stock still look like it's going fast," said Ellen McKoy, senior director of dealer relations for the Specialty Equipment Marketers Association, an auto-parts industry trade group based in California.

On Friday, Brian P. Kelley, the 40-year-old president of Ford's ConsumerConnect unit, which handles e-business, was put in charge of Ford's brand management, dealer relations, auto parts sales, market research, advertising purchases, and some sales and marketing activities, while retaining oversight of electronic commerce.

The objective of the study was to identify risk factors for reintroduction of Actinobacillus pleuopneumoniae and Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae (enzootic pneumonia) onto pig farms in areas in Switzerland that were involved in an eradication programme from 1996 to 1999 and to assess the role of dealers in relation to these reinfections.

Under the new arrangement, effective immediately, the senior executives will continue to report to Mr. Nasser but will periodically brief both him and Mr. Ford on a range of issues, with employee, dealer and supplier relations of particular interest to Mr. Ford.

Subtle but important details made it in — where the dealer sits in relation to the user, for instance, and the positioning of the runner who acts as a go-between.

Improving relations with dealers is considered a priority for Ford because of lingering fury over what many dealers saw as a company attempt to render them obsolete.

(Dieter called museums "funeral homes" and had tempestuous relations with dealers his whole life).