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Welcome to Cavender Chevrolet!
As long as the Cavender name is on the door,
you'll find a Cavender on the floor!
Our Mission...
By continually fostering relationships that are built on trust and integrity, Cavender Chevrolet seeks to provide our customers with an ownership experience of our product and our dealership. Our associates will operate in a secure family environment that promotes their personal achievement as well as the achievements of our entire team. We are driven by the understanding that our success will ultimately be determined more by the number of people we help, rather than the amount of product we sell.
Our History...
The Cavender Auto Family has been selling and servicing automobiles in the San Antonio area since 1939 and today is recognized as one of the leading automotive retail groups in South Texas. Because all Cavender dealerships are owner-operated, a high degree of personal accountability remains the Cavender hallmark.
"Treating you like family" continues to be the objective at Cavender Chevrolet. The Cavenders are always available for their customers and invite personal contact from them. Stuart Cavender is the Owner-Operator at the Chevy dealership and is personally available daily. The Cavenders take an active role in the community and have been featured in People Magazine for their civic contributions. "Giving back" to the community has been a trademark for the Cavenders for over three generations.
You will find an enthusiastic group of Chevrolet professionals waiting for you at Cavender Chevrolet. We know that you will enjoy our special way of doing business.
The Cavender philosophy of customer service reflects its origins as a family business. Based on that philosophy, our dealership is one of the premier dealerships in the state and also in the country. We have been written about in the Wall Street Journal.
We offer one of the most comprehensive parts and service department in the automotive industry.
Our primary concern is the satisfaction of our customers. Our online dealership was created to help our customers in their information gathering and enhance the buying experience for each and every one of our internet customers. Please feel free to call us at the number listed below or send us an email using the contact us page.
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In this way the connection between two or more people is represented; from the extremes of total separation to being entwined in an intimate relationship. The choice belongs to the person hanging the pictures.
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