Peyton Edwards is true breath of fresh air here at Larry H. Miller Subaru. She joined our customer service team and fits in perfectly. She is friendly, funny, hardworking and loves helping our customers.
With the help of the local chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, we were able to donate eighty blankets, several craft kits for kids and “messages of hope” written by our customers and employees to cancer patients at St. Luke’s Mountain States Tumor Institute. The messages of hope were collected at the dealership throughout the month of June as part of the Subaru Loves to Care initiative. We also gave away reusable shopping bags to help raise awareness for blood cancers.
Brian Fouts, Finance Manager, is a key member of our finance team. Brian started his career on the sales floor. It became clear that he had a great understanding of financing and the credit challenges some customers can face. He grew a reputation for being able to help customers that are often ignored due to their circumstances. He works hard with lenders to find the right solution for everyone’s situation.
Every year, thousands of employees of the Larry H. Miller Corporation devote several hours to giving service in their community. With projects ranging from painting benches to planting trees, the goal is to give back to the communities and organizations that support the Larry H. Miller auto dealerships and other entities. This “Day of Service” is usually held on April 26th, the late Larry H. Miller’s birthday.
Larry H. Miller Subaru is thrilled to be the presenting sponsor of the Rock the Village Concert Series at The Village at Meridian again this year. Enjoy the best of local and regional bands as well as a local artisan’s market every Friday evening July 6 through August 17, 2018 from 5:30-8:30 p.m.
As the 3-row SUV segment becomes increasingly popular for growing families, which in many cases include our four-legged friends, Subaru of America, Inc., and the Center for Pet Safety (CPS), a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit research and consumer advocacy organization, unveiled today their recommendations for safe pet travel in SUVs and the dangers of improperly securing our furry family. In a crash, a pet who is not properly secured can become a projectile, resulting in serious injury or worse for both them and the human passengers.
