Today’s vehicles are smarter than ever. The right expert makes every feature feel simple.
A CONVERSATION WORTH HAVING
Today’s sales professionals have to understand a tremendous amount of technology-and Soren Garcia has made that knowledge part of his craft. As a Germain Honda GOLD Council sales leader, automobile enthusiast, and Honda expert, Soren spends every day learning how new vehicle systems work and, just as importantly, how they fit the needs of real drivers.
Shopping for a new vehicle should not require you to become a technology specialist. It should give you access to one. Soren helps drivers compare what matters, identify features they will genuinely use, and feel comfortable with the technology before making a decision.
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ASK SOREN ABOUT:
- Which new-car safety features are most important?
- Understanding today’s driver-assistance technology
- What is adaptive cruise control—and how does it work?
- What should you know about lane-keeping assistance?
- Which technology features are actually useful every day?
- How smartphone integration has changed the driving experience
- What should you know about wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto?
- The difference between active and passive safety features
- How new-car technology can make driving safer and easier
- Which features are most helpful for experienced drivers
DON’T JUST READ ABOUT IT—EXPERIENCE IT.
Visit Germain Honda of Naples. Bring your questions, take a test drive, and let a true Honda expert help you find the technology that fits your life.
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