Lamborghini Dallas was honored to receive the First Prize in the Sales Category of the Lambo Heroes Dealer Excellence Awards for two consecutive years, 2022 and 2023. 🏆
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With the holiday season in full swing we thought we'd ask you a fun question. What do you look forward to the most during the holiday season?
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With the holiday season in full swing we thought we'd ask you a fun question. What do you look forward to the most during the holiday season?
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Here are some of our staff picks for Shop Talk post of the month. Be sure to vote for your favorite and leave a comment below on why you chose the post.
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Front Parts Boutique. This is where we stage gifts for purchase. Employees get 10% over cost at any Tom Wood location.
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ITS THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!!!! DAY 1 of elving around
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We were honored earlier this month at the Lamborghini Dealer Annual Meeting in Rome, Italy. Lamborghini Dallas was named the most successful Dealer in America in the Sales category. We would like to thank all of our team members and clients who helped make this happen.
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Join the conversation on December 6th as WrenchWay Co-Founders, Jay Goninen and Mark Wilson, run through the results from our 2023 Voice of the Technician Survey. Together, they will dive into the good, the bad, and the ugly of what the report revealed so we can all learn and make our industry a better place.
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We are looking for a Detailer and Porter to join our team!
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Here we grow again... and we are looking for a Technician to join our team!
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Great food at our Thanksgiving pitch-in.
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We’re having an internal debate over here at WrenchWay, and we could use your help to settle the score…
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Something I don’t think is talked about enough is working on non-automotive applications. I originally started on automotive then moved to equipment like forklifts, golf carts, scissor lifts etc. i enjoyed it much more than automotive bc it was hourly and got to be out on the road. If you have a good personality and don’t like working flat rate, equipment work may be for you!
View full postWe love this time of year at our shop! Do you put up a little cheer in the customer waiting area for the holidays?
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In November, Sheehy Hyundai of Waldorf participated in a food drive for the local community. But, we're not stopping there! The Toys for Tots toy drive is well underway and we are looking forward to helping children in need!
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From our tech Jared: "Kids graduating high school often see a stigma about trades because it is known for being dirty. They think that if you didn't get a degree, you won't have a job. And although one could obtain a degree in auto/diesel tech, people should know that you do not have to pick the path of a desk job to be considered successful. Those who pursue trades can often get a job right out of high school and start building savings rather than wait for college and collect debt. Also, when a student takes a look at an engine, they may feel intimidated with how the whole system works. As you learn things independently it all makes sense quickly. Every day is something new and when working on vehicles, the time flies compared to a desk job. Being a technician can be very fun when you accomplish fixing something." From our Ops Manager Jake: "One of my viewpoints about finding your career is this: you see something everywhere you go these days. Jobs that humans used to do are being replaced by a computer, a robot, or eliminated in general. Being a technician cannot be replaced by any of this. The logic, power of observation, and all the unique failures that happen to vehicles, can’t be repaired by anything other than a real human. Getting a degree and sitting in a cubicle has its limits. When you pour your heart and soul into being a technician, the better you become and the more value you hold. Therefore, you are able to dictate the money you earn. Your only limit is yourself."
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