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Fitzgerald Auto Malls are family owned/operated car dealerships representing 20 Automotive Brands across 13 Auto Mall locations in MD, PA, and FL --- Visit: www.FitzMall.com Apply Today: http://www.jobs.net/jobs/fitzmall/en-us/ We created the FitzWay philosophy by listening to our customer’s comments over the years, both good and bad. We have taken those messages and requests and incorporated them into every aspect of our business and call it the “FitzWay”, our unique way of doing business…from our handling of customer phone calls to showroom visits to servicing vehicles to handling a customer’s questions and requests. There are many other ways we’ve implemented the FitzWay philosophy in the conduct of our day-to-day business. We offer a variety of unique consumer oriented programs designed to make car-buying easier and more understandable. ♦ We have developed programs to help protect our environment including recycling and innovative energy-saving practices. ♦ Green Power Partner in the Environmental Protection Agency’s Leadership Club ♦ Child Safety Seat Inspection Program with support of the National Safe Kids Foundation and the Montgomery County Safe Kids Coalition. ♦ Doing business the FitzWay means constantly creating ways to become better at what we do. Fitzgerald Auto Mall gained ISO Certification, the highest recognition available for quality with a focus on the customer. ♦ Awards we have earned: - ISO Certification - The National Capital Business Ethics Awards https://www.youtube.com/user/FitzAutoMalls

Virginia's #1 Volume Ford Dealer and #1 Internet Dealer in the US. We offer the biggest selection, best prices and most finance options in the area. Family owned since 1959, Ted Britt has 2 new vehicle locations, Quick Lane and Tire Service Center and Smart Wheels Used Car Center.

The Scarff name has been associated with Ford automobiles for three generations, beginning with Way Scarff, who opened his Ford dealership in 1922. Selling iron wheel tractors and Model T's, Scarff established a tradition of public service based on integrity and strong ethical business principles. Bowen Scarff, the second of three sons, carried the family tradition to Kent by opening his own Ford dealership in 1958. "Our goal has always been to build sales based on repeat customers," Bowen says of his business, which has built on that reputation for decades.