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Heinrich Chevrolet Corp.
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As a middle-twenty something, I found the process of purchasing a New Vehicle to be rather difficult. Everywhere I went, I was treated like a "kid" who presumably had no money. Heinrich Chevrolet was the exception. From the moment I walked in, I was taken very seriously and I couldn't help but to appreciate that. I was given the service that, in my mind, I deserved. I ended up buying a new Silverado from Heinrich simply because I was treated so poorly by other Buffalo Chevrolet dealers. You can go where you want, but if you're a little younger, and you find yourself running into the issue that I was, head over to Heinrich. They'll take you seriously. The salesman's name escapes me, but keep your eye out for the somewhat heavyset bearded guy. He was very helpful.
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