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Harley-Davidson store opens in Gateshead
Jennings Motor Group has opened a Harley-Davidson store in Gateshead, creating 12 new jobs in the process.
The new dealership, based on Ellison Road in Eslington Park, will sell both new and used motorcycles, as well as merchandise and servicing.
Paul Mundy, Dealer Development Manager for Harley-Davidson said: “We are delighted to announce the opening of the new Harley-Davidson store in Gateshead with the Jennings team.
“Jennings have the same customer philosophy as Harley-Davidson. They have been in business for more than 100 years and in that time, have become synonymous with the highest standards of customer care in the North East.”
Sohail Khan, Director of Jennings Motor Group, has been responsible for overseeing the project, from construction through to the recruitment process, he said: “Selling and repairing bicycles is how the original Jennings business began more than a century ago.
“The opening of our second Harley-Davidson dealership marks another significant chapter in the company’s 104-year long history.
“We are delighted to be bringing the highly prestigious Harley-Davidson brand to the people of the North East and look forward to providing an exceptional sales and aftersales service to our new customers, whom I’m sure will be impressed with the new dealership and the products and services we have on offer.”
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