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Frank Myers Auto To Be Awarded Tonight In Greensboro

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Tonight is the night that Business Leader Media is proud to reveal the Top 100 Small Businesses in North Carolina for 2009-2010.

Frank Myers Auto Maxx will be recognized as one of the Top 100 small businesses in the entire state for the third year in a row. The hugely successful and nationally recognized used car dealerships, owned by Certified Master Dealer Tracy Myers, realized an astonishing 1 year growth of 42% and a 5 year growth of a whopping 153%. What makes these numbers even more remarkable is that the automotive industry as a whole has been in a downward spiral the past few years.

“In a few short hours, the entire Frank Myers Auto Maxx team will be once again honored by being named as one of the top 100 small businesses in North Carolina. I’m both honored and excited to accept this prestigious award on their behalf,” said Tracy Myers.

The 2009-2010 winners were ranked based on revenue growth, business achievement and community involvement and were chosen from more than 500 finalists. The rankings and profiles of the companies will appear in the June issue of Triad Business Leader magazine and will be recognized at an awards ceremony tonight (June 24, 2010) at George K’s Catering and Banquet Hall in Greensboro, NC. In 2009, Frank Myers Auto Maxx placed #27.

About Business Leader Media:
Business Leader Media is the #1 way to own this market. Founded in 1989, Business Leader’s publications, Web sites and events provide critical market intelligence to CEOs and business owners. The company publishes monthly business magazines in the Triad, Triangle, Charlotte and South Florida, as well as nationally through newsstand distribution.

About Tracy Myers, owner of Frank Myers Auto Maxx:
The original Frank Myers Store was started more than 83 years ago by Frank Myers, the Great-Grandfather of the current owner Tracy Myers and the Grandfather of the previous owner, Franklin Myers. Tracy has spent the past 15+ years trying to change the landscape of the car business and the bruised reputation of car salespeople all over the country. Tracy was one of the first 100 Certified Master Dealers in the Nation, a NIADA Eagle Award Winner and was the youngest recipient ever to be honored with the highest available distinction in the used car industry…the National Quality Dealer award. Frank Myers Auto Maxx was recently recognized as one of the Top 28 Independent Automotive Retailers in the United States by Auto Dealer Monthly Magazine, one of the Top 10 Internet Auto Retailers in the Nation & one of the Top 3 dealerships to work for in the country by The Dealer Business Journal. Tracy is also the Co-Creator of the world famous “Everybody Rides” program and author of the best selling book “Car Buying Secrets Exposed: The Dirty Little Secrets of a Used Car Dealer”, available at Amazon.com and better bookstores. He is a Christian Business Owner whose goal is to run his business “By the Book”. The dealership specializes in helping people find, qualify for and own the vehicle of their dreams with little or no money down…even with less than perfect credit. https://www.frankmyersauto.com/

Frank Myers Auto Maxx Announces Title Sponsorship Of Fundraiser

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The 2010 Outreach Alliance For Babies Fundraiser Is Being Sponsored By Frank Myers Auto Maxx

WINSTON SALEM, NC –Frank Myers Auto Maxx, a used car dealership in North Carolina, has announced its title sponsorship of the Sixth Annual Fundraiser benefitting Outreach Alliance For Babies. The announcement was made this morning during a press conference held at Uncle Franks Training Center in front of a standing room only crowd.

The Outreach Alliance for Babies’ fundraiser is an evening of jazz, food, a baby fashion show and a silent auction. The 2010 event will be held Saturday, Nov. 13 at the Sundance Plaza Hotel in Winston-Salem, NC from 6:30 to 9:30. Corporate and individual tables are available for purchase as well as individual tickets in advance.

“Frank Myers Auto Maxx is proud to serve as the Title Sponsor of the Sixth Annual Outreach Alliance For Babies,” said Tracy Myers, owner of the popular Winston-Salem used car dealership. “We’re pleased to support this amazing cause in its efforts to provide clothing and other items such as car seats to infants in our community where families are facing financial challenges.”

Founded in May 2005, the Alliance has provided baskets of baby necessities to more than 600 needy local families. Suggestions of families come from various organizations, including the Department of Public Health, Exchange/SCAN and Forsyth Medical Center. Each infant receives a layette, which is hand-assembled by executive director and founder Phyllis Sample Bonds. The baskets hold onesies, diapers, a sleeper, washcloths, a sleep and play set, a diaper bag, bibs, books, burp/lap cloths, snuggies and formula. It costs about $130 to fill one basket. The baskets are possible because of donations and the annual fundraiser.

For more information, please contact Phyliss Bonds at 336-788-1942 or visit https://www.outreachalliance.org

For more information on Frank Myers Auto Maxx, please visit https://www.frankmyersauto.com

If Your Car Is On The Brink Of Being Repossessed, Frank Myers Auto Can Help

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If you are on the brink of having your car repoed, our CARS program may be right for you.

A Winston-Salem, NC used car dealer has created an easy program that could help prevent Triad residents from losing their vehicles due to repossession.

 The Carbuyers Affordability & Relief Solution, named CARS for short, is a loan modification solution designed to help people keep a vehicle without damaging their credit rating.  

 “The current economic hardships have made it difficult for a lot of people to keep making their car payments on time.  That’s why I created this program. It’s an easy, 2-step plan that could help reduce high monthly car payments and keep a persons credit from being destroyed,” says Tracy Myers, owner of Frank Myers Auto Maxx in Winston-Salem, NC. “If the idea of your vehicle being repossessed terrifies you, this program can help you stop worrying and allow you to take action!”

 Myers said it’s become painfully clear to him and his team of Credit Miracle Workers that this type of loan modification program has become a required part of working with people to ensure that nobody has to have their vehicle repossessed.

 According to Myers, “If you have a car payment that you can’t afford…one that’s suffocating you, this may be your opportunity to start fresh. With the CARS program, you can trade in your current vehicle for something more affordable.”

 Myers added, “Before you allow your vehicle to be repossessed, make sure you talk with us about our CARS program. Don’t suffer a repossession. Call us today. We can help.”

For additional information about the CARS program, visit https://www.frankmyersauto.com

Frank Myers Auto Maxx Presents: 2010 Nissan Altima Review

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Frank Myers Auto Maxx, a used car dealer in Winston-Salem, presents a review of the 2010 Nissan Altima.

USA Today, one of the most read newspapers in the United States, just published their review of the 2010 Nissan Altima. The glowing results are a positive sign for things to come with Nissan.

James Healey, author of the review, noted that the new Nissan Altima had a “different hood, grille and wheels and tweaked interior. “

He also noted that the V-6 test car seemed as different from the four-cylinder tester as” fish from fowl.”

While the four-cylinder Altima finished sixth among eight midsize rivals in a recent USA TODAY/Cars.com/MotorWeek contest, it should be noted that the vehicle still gets strong marks for drivability and a ride/handling blend that’s hard to achieve. In that sense, the four-cylinder and the V-6 are alike — a sweet mix of cornering confidence and ride comfort.

But while USA Today said that the four-cylinder is “just OK”, the Nissan V-6 engine is among the most satisfying and pleasant powertrains ever put under the hood of a production car. And the CVT (continuously variable automatic transmission) is tuned differently in the V-6, making it far more pleasant to drive. Nissan is among the best at executing CVTs. Theirs generally escape, or minimize, the slipping-clutch personality many CVTs have when you jump the gas pedal.

It should also be noted that, even thought the new Altima gets mostly high marks, there are a few things that need improvement. The cloth trim and upholstery in both interiors looked and felt cheap. The admirable attempt to make the dark dashboard treatment seem a deliberate, classy monochrome merely looked dreary. For some reason, the gauges’ characteristically Nissan orange illumination looked different and seemed a lot less unpleasant on the V-6 car.

The seats in both cars were lumpy and uncomfy. They were a deal-breaker in the four, which lacks excitement to outweigh the aggravation, but downgraded to an annoyance in the V-6 because of its oh-boy-this-is-fun persona.

Cubbies, nooks, knobs, controls — all the details that can make or break the daily drive — were handled smartly, pleasingly. And the parking brake was the step-on, step-off type that’s easier to use than the sort that force you to yank a lever under the dash to release the parking-brake.

If you don’t need the all-wheel drive that some midsize sedans offer (such as Subaru Legacy, Suzuki Kizashi, Volkswagen Passat and Ford Fusion) the updated Altima — at least the V-6 version — seems a commendable, even embraceable, way to have your family accommodations and your driving satisfaction, too.

So…how much for a car this nice? The four-cylinder starts at $20,620 including $720 shipping. V-6 starts at $25,240. V-6 test car was $27,785; four-cylinder tester, $24,985.

How potent? 2.5-liter four-cylinder is rated 175 horsepower at 5,600 rpm, 180 pounds-feet of torque at 3,900 rpm. 3.5-liter V-6 rated 270 hp at 6,000 rpm, 258 lbs.-ft. at 4,400.

How big? Approximately the same size as the Accord and Camry. Altima’s 190.7 inches long, 70.7 in. wide, 58 in. tall on a 109.3-in. wheelbase. Weighs 3,180 to 3,357 lbs.

How thirsty? The four-cylinder is rated 23 miles per gallon in town, 32 highway, 27 combined. The V-6 test car trip computer showed 18.1 mpg.

“I’m pleased that Nissan has stepped up to the pump and made a good car great,” said  Tracy Myers, owner of Winston-Salem used car dealership in North Carolina (Frank Myers Auto Maxx). “The 2009 Altima is a great vehicle that our customer’s seem to enjoy very much and we’re excited about being able to offer the 2010 model very soon.”

For updates on the arrival of a pre-owned 2010 Altima at Frank Myers Auto Maxx, visit https://www.frankmyersauto.com

Frank Myers Auto Announces Sponsorship Of Triad’s Largest Golf Tournamant

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Frank Myers Auto, a dealer of used cars serving Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point and Kernersville, has announced sponsorship of the Neal Wilson Open Classic Tourney.

Frank Myers Auto Maxx is excited to announce their sponsorship of the Annual Neal Wilson Open Classic Golf Tournament. The event is scheduled to take place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday July 9th thru 11th, 2010 at the Winston-Lake Golf Course in Winston-Salem, NC. A portion of the proceeds from the event will benefit the Yele Haiti Foundation.

The event kicks off with a 2 man Florida ball start at 10:00 AM, and will be followed by a Fish Fry at 4pm featuring: New Orleans Saints Hall of Famer Ricky Jackson, former Washington Redskin Keenan McCardell, Boston Red Sox Hall of Famer Jim Rice, Miami Dolphins Hall of Famer Nat Moore and award winning singer/songwriter Brian McKnight. There will also be a Friday night gathering at Tony’s Lounge.

At 10:00 PM, following tournament play of Saturday, the Millenium Center will host a banquet to celebrate the 30th anniversary celebration of the Black Velvet Lounge.

“We are grateful to Mr. Wilson for allowing us to participate in this prestigious event by allowing us to be a sponsor,” says Tracy Myers, owner of Frank Myers Auto Maxx in Winston-Salem, NC. “There is no doubt in my mind that this will be a world class event.”

Other sponsors of the event include, but are not limited to: Budweiser, Anastasia Furs, The Chronicle, Coca-Cola, Full Throttle, TW Garner Food Company, Willie Guess from Modern Automotive, Jacson Auto Worx, Conrad Hair Design, LeBleu, Cahill and Swaim, Salon Expressions, Dasani, New York Jewelery, Hero House and State Farm Insurance.

To obtain more information about the , please call the Neal Wilson Open Classic Golf Tournament, call Office at (336) 231-1980 or visit the official website at https://www.NealWilsonGolf.com.

For more information about Tracy Myers and/or his Winston-Salem, NC based used car dealership, please visit https://www.frankmyersauto.com