Experience: What an awesome experience we had! Justin was friendly helpful and professional! We enjoyed meeting him. I'd give my rating at 9.5 out of 10!
We would definitely recommend wheels and deals to everyone. We were sent there by a referral from C.Howe and we are grateful to her for doing so. Hope this helps! Have a great day!
PS we are SO in love with our car! :)
Thank you Darlene for your confidence in Jim Gilbert’s Wheels & Deals-Canada’s Huggable Car Dealer.
Welcome to the Wheels & Deals family!
<a href="mailto:justin.roy@wheelsanddeals.ca">mailto:justin.roy@wheelsanddeals.ca</a>
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Wednesday, 14 August 2013
Wednesday, 24 July 2013
Wheels and Deals Hug of the Week, Sarah Hayes, SARAH’S SHUR-GAIN FEEDS AND NEEDS TEAM HELD A FUNDRAISING EVENT FOR THE SPCA LAST WEEKEND
FROM CANADA’S HUGGABLE CAR DEALER….… THE JIM GILBERT’S WHEELS AND DEALS HUG OF THE WEEK GOES TO… SARAH HAYES !! SARAH’S SHURGAIN FEEDS AND NEEDS TEAM HAD A BARBEQUE AND DOG WASH LAST WEEKEND… WITH 100 PERCENT OF THE FUNDS GOING TO THE S-P-C-A !! THANKS SARAH !!
The Fredericton SPCA: http://www.frederictonspca.ca/
The Fredericton SPCA is a registered charity and not-for-profit organization that has existed in this region for more than 98 years.
In February 1914, a meeting held in the Fredericton City Council Chambers to establish this organization. The meeting was overseen by the mayor of the day, Mr. W.S. Hooper.
This SPCA branch society built its first animal shelter on Montgomery Street in November of 1974. During that first year, the shelter received 600 animals. By 1977, the number of animals taken in was up to 900 and that figure skyrocketed to 1,655 in 1989. In 2009 the Fredericton SPCA received 1,200 animals.
The Vision of the Fredericton SPCA
Proactive education and community-outreach services dedicated to animal welfare.
The Mandate of the Fredericton SPCA
The Fredericton SPCA positively impacts animal welfare by:
◾Advocating and promoting humane, responsible, animal guardianship; and
◾Providing temporary shelter, care and adoption opportunities for animals in need
The Fredericton SPCA: http://www.frederictonspca.ca/
The Fredericton SPCA is a registered charity and not-for-profit organization that has existed in this region for more than 98 years.
In February 1914, a meeting held in the Fredericton City Council Chambers to establish this organization. The meeting was overseen by the mayor of the day, Mr. W.S. Hooper.
This SPCA branch society built its first animal shelter on Montgomery Street in November of 1974. During that first year, the shelter received 600 animals. By 1977, the number of animals taken in was up to 900 and that figure skyrocketed to 1,655 in 1989. In 2009 the Fredericton SPCA received 1,200 animals.
The Vision of the Fredericton SPCA
Proactive education and community-outreach services dedicated to animal welfare.
The Mandate of the Fredericton SPCA
The Fredericton SPCA positively impacts animal welfare by:
◾Advocating and promoting humane, responsible, animal guardianship; and
◾Providing temporary shelter, care and adoption opportunities for animals in need
Monday, 22 July 2013
Shout out to Jon Brawn, “he answered every question we had and is a fountain of car knowledge”, Wheels and Deals, Fredericton, Usedcardeals
Experience: We have heard many good things about Jim Gilbert’s so we decided to check you guys out. Jon Brawn greeted us on the car lot and was friendly and professional. He answered every question we had and is a fountain of car knowledge. You have an excellent team member in him. We couldn’t have asked for a better sales person. We rate you guys above ten for sure.
Future Referrals: We would definitely recommend Jim Gilbert’s to anyone looking to purchase a car. We know many people who have bought from you and they were very happy so we decided to find out for ourselves.
We will be back over and over for every car purchase we ever make. You have not seen the last of us. Thank you, thank you.
Thank you Laura for your confidence in Jim Gilbert’s Wheels & Deals- Canada’s Huggable Car Dealer.
Welcome to the Wheels & Deals family!
mailto:jon.brawn@wheelsanddeals.ca
Future Referrals: We would definitely recommend Jim Gilbert’s to anyone looking to purchase a car. We know many people who have bought from you and they were very happy so we decided to find out for ourselves.
We will be back over and over for every car purchase we ever make. You have not seen the last of us. Thank you, thank you.
Thank you Laura for your confidence in Jim Gilbert’s Wheels & Deals- Canada’s Huggable Car Dealer.
Welcome to the Wheels & Deals family!
mailto:jon.brawn@wheelsanddeals.ca
Jon Brawn Sales and Credit Consultant
Shout out to Troy Fasquel-The Troy Man Can, “Troy was the best salesman I have ever ”, Wheels and Deals, Fredericton, Usedcardeals
Experience: Troy was the best salesman I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I would rate your service 10 out of 10 for speed, professionalism, and courteousness. I want to also let you know that Troy went above and beyond his duty. He is an excellent salesman and hope he continues with your company with great success.
Future Referrals: We are repeat customers and will remain that way. We will be trading in our other vehicle in the next year or so and we hope to have the same positive experience.
I have recommended to everyone I know to go to Wheels and Deals just to compare the service, they will be pleasantly surprised.
Thank you again for the opportunity to provide my feedback.
Lastly, I love my new car!
Thank you Shelley & Richard for your continued confidence in Jim Gilbert’s Wheels & Deals- Canada’s Huggable Car Dealer.
Welcome to the Wheels & Deals family!
mailto:troy.fasquel@wheelsanddeals.ca
Future Referrals: We are repeat customers and will remain that way. We will be trading in our other vehicle in the next year or so and we hope to have the same positive experience.
I have recommended to everyone I know to go to Wheels and Deals just to compare the service, they will be pleasantly surprised.
Thank you again for the opportunity to provide my feedback.
Lastly, I love my new car!
Thank you Shelley & Richard for your continued confidence in Jim Gilbert’s Wheels & Deals- Canada’s Huggable Car Dealer.
Welcome to the Wheels & Deals family!
mailto:troy.fasquel@wheelsanddeals.ca
Troy Fasquel Sales and Financial Consultant
Insurance tips for young drivers
For many young drivers, automobile insurance which is required by law in Canada can be costly. Often times insurance rates for young drivers reflect lack of driving experience. “Statistics tells us that drivers aged 16 to 24, though they only represent 9 per cent of the driving public, they also represent 25 per cent of the road fatalities and serious injuries.” explains Peter Warner of the Insurance Bureau of Canada.
Young drivers looking to lower their car insurance bills should consider the following tips: (http://www.wheels.ca/how-young-drivers-can-get-best-rates/)
-shop around, including researching online
-attending an accredited driving school usually results in an insurance discount
-bundling insurance needs (auto/homeowners/tenant package) with one insurer can result in savings
-investigate various coverages and deductibles
-ask about student discounts
-do the math. Compare any service fees for monthly payment programs on annual premiums to paying in full for a six-month policy
-installation of approved anti-theft devices, such as immobilizers and tracking devices, may result in discounts .
-pay insurance bills on time
-maintain a clean driving record. No tickets, charges, accidents or other claims can translate into a no-claims discount.
When applying for insurance, it’s crucial to fully inform your insurance company about who the principal drivers are, and who are the occasional drivers, says IBC’s Peter Warner. “By not doing so, an insurance company can cancel the insurance for `material change,’ or deny a claim.”
mailto:gilbert@wheelsanddeals.ca
Young drivers looking to lower their car insurance bills should consider the following tips: (http://www.wheels.ca/how-young-drivers-can-get-best-rates/)
-shop around, including researching online
-attending an accredited driving school usually results in an insurance discount
-bundling insurance needs (auto/homeowners/tenant package) with one insurer can result in savings
-investigate various coverages and deductibles
-ask about student discounts
-do the math. Compare any service fees for monthly payment programs on annual premiums to paying in full for a six-month policy
-installation of approved anti-theft devices, such as immobilizers and tracking devices, may result in discounts .
-pay insurance bills on time
-maintain a clean driving record. No tickets, charges, accidents or other claims can translate into a no-claims discount.
When applying for insurance, it’s crucial to fully inform your insurance company about who the principal drivers are, and who are the occasional drivers, says IBC’s Peter Warner. “By not doing so, an insurance company can cancel the insurance for `material change,’ or deny a claim.”
mailto:gilbert@wheelsanddeals.ca
Shout out to Will Venator “Where there is a Will, there is a way!”, Will was really great ,never had had such a good salesmen before, Wheels and Deals, usedcardeals, Fredericton
Experience: Will was really great ,never had had such a good salesmen before, and would definitely rate your team above average. Definitely recommend buying a car at wheels and deals. Actually came to wheels and deals looking for a VW bug just on the off chance, and you had one !
Future Referrals: Definitely
Thank you Deborah for your confidence in Jim Gilbert’s Wheels & Deals- Canada’s Huggable Car Dealer.
Welcome to the Wheels & Deals family!
mailto:will.venator@wheelsanddeals.ca
Future Referrals: Definitely
Thank you Deborah for your confidence in Jim Gilbert’s Wheels & Deals- Canada’s Huggable Car Dealer.
Welcome to the Wheels & Deals family!
mailto:will.venator@wheelsanddeals.ca
Wednesday, 17 July 2013
Wheels and Deals Hug of the Week, BRADY HOYT, WHO IS CLEANING UP OUR SHORELINES WITH THE GREAT CANADIAN SHORELINE INITIATIVE.
FROM CANADA’S HUGGABLE CAR DEALER… THE JIM GILBERT’S WHEELS AND DEALS HUG OF THE WEEK GOES TO… BRADY HOYT… THIS ELEVEN YEAR OLD IS ON A MISSION TO CLEAN UP THE RIVER’S SHORELINE AS PART OF THE GREAT CANADIAN SHORELINE CLEAN-UP INITIATIVE !! THANK YOU BRADY !!
About the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup Initiative http://www.shorelinecleanup.ca
In 1994, a small team of employees and volunteers at the Vancouver Aquarium decided to clean up a local beach in Stanley Park to help protect the city’s shorelines. They submitted the data collected during this event to the International Coastal Cleanup, a global program managed by the Ocean Conservancy. By 1997, 400 volunteers were participating in 20 sites across British Columbia as part of the Great BC Beach Cleanup.
In 2002, the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup emerged as a national program, providing all Canadians the opportunity to make a difference in their local communities. Cleanups started appearing in every province and territory, and by 2003, more than 20,000 volunteers were taking part.
Over the following years, the program continued to expand its reach and influence, aided by the support of sponsors, donors, and partners (such as WWF Canada, who became a full partner of the Shoreline Cleanup in 2010). Public support and interest in the program also grew as Canadians gradually became more aware of the harmful effects of shoreline litter on both fragile aquatic ecosystems and people.
In 2012, the Shoreline Cleanup celebrated its 19th anniversary with more than 57,000 volunteers, and expanded the spring cleanup to include school groups in Ontario and British Columbia. Today, it is recognized as one of the largest direct action conservation programs, as well as the most significant contributor to the International Coastal Cleanup in Canada.
About the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup Initiative http://www.shorelinecleanup.ca
In 1994, a small team of employees and volunteers at the Vancouver Aquarium decided to clean up a local beach in Stanley Park to help protect the city’s shorelines. They submitted the data collected during this event to the International Coastal Cleanup, a global program managed by the Ocean Conservancy. By 1997, 400 volunteers were participating in 20 sites across British Columbia as part of the Great BC Beach Cleanup.
In 2002, the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup emerged as a national program, providing all Canadians the opportunity to make a difference in their local communities. Cleanups started appearing in every province and territory, and by 2003, more than 20,000 volunteers were taking part.
Over the following years, the program continued to expand its reach and influence, aided by the support of sponsors, donors, and partners (such as WWF Canada, who became a full partner of the Shoreline Cleanup in 2010). Public support and interest in the program also grew as Canadians gradually became more aware of the harmful effects of shoreline litter on both fragile aquatic ecosystems and people.
In 2012, the Shoreline Cleanup celebrated its 19th anniversary with more than 57,000 volunteers, and expanded the spring cleanup to include school groups in Ontario and British Columbia. Today, it is recognized as one of the largest direct action conservation programs, as well as the most significant contributor to the International Coastal Cleanup in Canada.
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