Banning Used Car Dealer & Auto Repair Shop DMV Vehicle Registration Announced
Aug 10, 2017
The popular used car dealership and repair shop Auto Pass Center, with consultations at 951-309-0002, announced its team of seasoned automotive professionals are now providing DMV registration services for clients looking to avoid long waits at the DMV in Banning, California.
Banning, United States - August 10, 2017 /PressCable/ —
The popular used car dealership Pass Auto Center has announced it is now providing DMV registration services for motorists across Banning, California, looking to avoid long waits at the DMV offices.
More information is available at http://passautocenter.com.
The Pass Auto Center is an acclaimed used car dealership, auto repair shop and collision center based in Banning, California, sought after by most motorists in the area for the affordable selection of cars, trucks and SUVs it provides and the quality of repairs and maintenance offered by its service department.
The well-known dealership with a unique range of late model Cadillac, Dodge, Honda, Ford or Jeep vehicles on inventory at all times and industry leading transmission, brakes, a/c and electrical, glass or paint work expertise has now announced it is offering DMV registration services for motorists looking to avoid the long waits at the DMV offices.
The convenient DMV registration services available at its welcoming and comfortable facilities conveniently located on 2609 W. Ramsey St., Banning, California, are delivered by the same team of knowledgeable and seasoned automotive professionals which built the dealership’s long-standing reputation for quick, friendly and stress-free service.
The Pass Auto Center explains that “we are a trained and dedicated team of auto professionals and our goal is to make sure each and every customer feels right at home. We know how stressful buying a new car can be and that is why we take pride in the way we do business. In line with our commitment to getting clients back on the road as quick as possible, we are proud to be now offering DMV registration and help everyone avoid those tiring, long waits at the DMV.”
Consultations with the Auto Pass Center and its friendly team of automotive professionals or more information on the convenient DMV registration services it is now able to offer can be requested at 951-309-0002 or through the website link provided above along with details on the unique car, truck and SUV inventory, leading financing solutions and repair or maintenance work that has made it the ‘go-to’ dealership for any automotive needs in Banning, California.
Contact Info:
Name: John
Organization: Pass Auto Center
Address: 2609 W Ramsey St,, Banning, CA 92220, United States
Phone: +1-951-849-7878
For more information, please visit http://www.passautocenter.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 227402
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