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Keith Andrews wins Mercedes-Benz Vans business in Palmerston North

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Keith Andrews light commercial team Whangarei

Keith Andrews Trucks (KAT) has been appointed as the authorised dealership for Mercedes-Benz light commercials and vans in Palmerston North.

As of July 31, KAT will support sales, service and parts for Mercedes-Benz light commercials and vans from its existing dealership in Palmerston North.

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It will also provide Mercedes-Benz light commercial and van parts and service from its Wellington sites in both Seaview and Porirua. 

KAT already represents Mercedes-Benz light commercial and van in Whangarei, South Auckland and Hamilton, providing sales, parts and service support at all three sites, as well as Mercedes-Benz passenger vehicle service and parts support in Whangarei.

The appointments in Palmerston North and Wellington represent a further strengthening of KAT’s relationship with Mercedes-Benz Vans and continues momentum towards a unified offering across KAT’s recently expanded North Island network, the company says.

“We are pleased and very proud to bring our award-winning level of service to Mercedes-Benz light commercial and van customers in the lower North Island,” Keith Andrews managing director Aaron Smith says.

“Our proven track record in providing the highest level of customer service is demonstrated by numerous Mercedes-Benz Vans Dealer of the Year awards. That is the level we demand of ourselves, and the level we are committed to delivering to each and every one of our customers.

“We are looking forward to supporting and building upon Mercedes-Benz light commercial customer base in the lower North Island,” he says.

The Mercedes-Benz Vans range includes the Sprinter, with up to 200 build variations, Vito, Valente and V-Class. Electric Sprinter and Vito panel van models, already well-established in overseas markets, are expected in New Zealand in the near future.

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