Category: GDL Auto Blog

Keeping clients can be difficult. Many factors contribute to keeping clients returning over and over again and we strive to do the right thing by our clients which brings them back to us. To do this we are combating the misconception that all mechanics are thieves, we’re also combating a level of ignorance in some

A day busting at the seams with work and normal pressures. Someone has reversed into one of our clients cars in the car park, parts for a Honda CRV have arrived and turn out to be parts for a washing machine and someone has called in sick. It’s all normal pressures that a mechanic deals

It’s no secret that our target market is Mothers, our free pick up service was developed directly to cater to clients who are short on time. We’ve found over the years that our most ideal client is what most would stereotype as a “Soccer Mum”, these women hate being labelled as soccer mums so we avoid calling them

For years now we have zoned out whilst vehicle manufacturers spend millions of dollars on very average television commercials. Watching a successful business man in a suit appear to have his entire life complete upon the purchase of a Nissan Maxima is somehow supposed to convince us all that we too, need to buy an

Blue slip station Northern Beaches. GDL Automotive services is a licensed blue slip station located in Warriewood. Book you blue slip inspection now. 99795933 or by clicking here. After driving out to Granville TAFE three days in a row, at a time before the sparrows fart, completing three days of training and testing, two of

Will you ever be able to afford a Range Rover Sport? Stereotypically associated with wealthy housewives, the Range Rover Sport has somehow set itself apart from all the competition as the must have soccer mum vehicle that many a middle class mother has dreamed of owning. If you’re currently kicking up a stink at that sentence you

Being taught as a child the rule “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all”, means I’m reluctant to talk about the NRMA. There are many ethical issues to be had with the insurance company. However they do invest quite a large chunk of that which they stole from Australian