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Woman wins car at Bolton Nisssan
November 27, 2014 · 0 Comments
By Bill Rea
Keeping the Summer Rolling worked out very well recently for a young Brampton woman.
The result was Maria Damjanoski, 20, took possession of a new, fully loaded Nissan Altima 3.5 SL from Bolton Nissan.
She said her father Kole brought his car in to be serviced about a mon th before, and her mother Valentina filled out a ballot for the draw, putting it in her daughter’s name. The result is the young woman has her first car.
Nigel Smith, senior manager of marketing, sales and after sales with Nissan Canada, said this was a national contest, and Damjanoski was the only winner in Canada.
Damjanoski had a couple of choices when it came to what kind of car she drove away in, and she chose the Altima, commenting her father helped with the selection. She said she was attracted by “the nice look.”
Maria Damjanoski tried of the feel of her new Nissan Altima.
On hand for the presentation of the key to Maria Damjanoski was Nicole Michalski of Nissan Canada, Service Manager Cam Barrie, General Sales Manager Kuljit Batra, Dimitri Dariviris, vice-president of auto planning at Bolton Nissan, Brad St. Louis of Nissan Canada, and Nigel Smith, senior manager of marketing, sales and after sales with Nissan Canada.
Photos by Bill Rea
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