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Customer storyMercedes-Benz Vansthe J.L.King delivers, in person,to as far north as Deniliquinand across to Bendigo, Ballaratand Shepparton. On average,clocking up hundreds ofkilometres along the way. Inturn, reliability is crucial.“Our previous fleet of FordTransits continuously brokedown and, unfortunately,the service was pretty bad,particularly when you considerthat we were often left strandedon the side of the road. We’dhad one Mercedes-Benz modelat the time as well, which, onthe other hand, didn’t give usan ounce of trouble and that’swhy we ended up going forthe Sprinters. We were simplylooking for something morereliable and better after-salesservice and care.“Poyser Motors in Bendigohave been fantastic,” continuedRobertson. “Their service andhelp along the way have beensecond to none. The key thingfor our business has been thefact that, whenever we get anyone of the fleet serviced, thedealership supplies us withanother vehicle, which, youcan imagine, is vital for us,given the amount of deliverieswe do. And they certainly havea presence on the road, andthat’s for sure.According to Poyser MotorsSales Manager, Mark Doyle,customer service has played ahuge part in the ongoing, longtermrelationship with J.L.King.“Whenever J.L.King comein for any type of visit to thedealership, we provide themwith a loan van while ever theother vehicle is off the road,”said Doyle. “As you’d expect,from a customer-service pointof view, we do everything wecan to ensure that there is nodisruption to their business,from our end.”Purveyors of produceReliability is king for leading fruit and veg wholesalerJ.L.King & Co has a richhistory. It’s a lineage thatcan be traced back to Bendigoat the turn of the 20th Century.Michael and DeanneRobertson purchased the longrunningcompany in 1996, bothbeing very hands-on in the dayto-dayrunning of the business.Now based in Golden Square,Central Victoria, the fruit andvegetable wholesaler supplies adiverse clientele – supermarketssuch as IGA, retail outlets,restaurants, hotels, hospitals,health-care groups and caterers– throughout Victoria andsouthern New South Wales.The other part of the businessinvolves supplying salads allaround Australia, includingQueensland and Tasmania. Intotal, J.L.King employs aroundsome 50 locals.“We pretty much have upto five Sprinters on the roadat any one time,” said DeanneRobertson. “Being able tocarry pallets is crucial to ourbusiness, which is why theSprinters work so well for us.We have one long-wheel-base,which can carry up to threepallets. The rest are shortwheel-base,which can carryup to two.”The business’ five drivers cancover considerable distanceson any given day, given that5 Love Your Work March|2012 Love Your Work March|2012 6

Customer storyMercedes-Benz VansBlind ambitionMade-to-measure Sprinter mobile showroom proves a hitRevolutionary isn’t a word you oftenassociate with ‘curtains and blinds’.However, that’s precisely what Victory Blindshas done to the industry with its innovative,new Sprinter-powered franchise, setting thebenchmark pretty high in the process.The revolution is in the Melbourne-basedcompany’s unique take on customer experience,it’s mobile showroom franchise. How, exactly?With a completely kitted-out Sprinter in tow,Victory Blinds offers its customers a fullystocked showroom that comes to you.The franchise is unique in that customerscan effectively buy curtains and blinds from thecomfort of their driveway, pardon the pun. It’sa buying experience where customers can notonly touch and feel the company’s 50-odd linesin the flesh, so to speak, but even hang them upin their window to see how they’re going to look.In other words: you get to try before you buy.Victory Blinds started life in Melbournein 1988, with the now franchise branchingout into New South Wales, Queensland,South Australia, Tasmania and, of course,greater Victoria. Boasting a 150-strong teamnowadays, it offers an extensive range ofindoor and outdoor window coverings.The mobile van franchise launched lastSeptember, with one van on the road at present.“We’ll be actively seeking to grow thefranchise based on this new business model,”said Victory Blinds’ managing director TonyCassar. “Essentially, this is our new growthstrategy and, long term, the franchise issomething we see as something that willbecome a highly visible brand nationally.The mobile showroom’s appeal speaks foritself. And particularly for regional customers.“Our customers have reacted very positively,”Cassar added. “With the van, not only do webring large swatches, but we can show youthese blinds in their working capacity. Youcan touch, operate and see, first-hand, themultitude of options we have available.“In terms of business, our sales in this regardare on the up. It’s also a boon for our regionalcustomers, many of whom live in remote areasup to a couple of hundred kilometres away.”Countless hours of careful considerationwent into the fit-out, which was undertaken byNRG in Campellfield, Melbourne.“We worked closely with NRG regardingthe design and the fit-out as a whole. Alongwith our product range, the fit-out includesan audiovisual display, coffee machine,microwave and fridge, for example. Plus wealso needed to install inverters and auxiliarybatteries. There’s also an automatic door andautomatic step, which is quite handy. In all, itwas quite a quick process, really.And space-wise? “Put it this way, threeto four people can fit in quite comfortably,”added Cassar.Mercedes-Benz’s reputation for reliability,safety and, above all, as a premium brand allplayed a key part in Cassar’s decision whenit came to choosing what manufacturer andmodel to align the franchise with.“It was the quality of the Sprinter, comparedto all the others, that sold me,” Cassar said.“Plus the safety and handling is second tonone. What’s more, we offer a quality productso, in turn, we needed a quality brand toassociate the franchise with.”7 Love Your Work March|2012 Love Your Work March|2012 8

ProductMercedes-Benz VansKeeping it in the familyNew Valente set to redefine the Australian people-mover segmentMeet the new model fromMercedes-Benz, the Valente. Foranyone familiar with the Viano, you’llunderstand the appeal of the innatepracticality of a people-mover.Where to start. Firstly, the Mercedes-BenzValante packages together all of the brand’sfamed attributes and more. In turn, it hasbeen designed to compete with the likesof Volkswagen Multivan, Toyota Tarago andChrysler Grand Voyager and offers significantadvantages, in terms of specification, whenyou compare it to the competition.Very simply, it offers families and anyone whoneeds the extra space – and seats – a stylishand practical vehicle, at a very affordable price,Scheduled to arrive duringthe second quarter of 2012.particularly when you consider what you’regetting for your money. A newcomer to Australia,it also enters the people-mover segment herewith the range’s award-winning reputation inthe commercial sector firmly in hand.Above all, it’s the new Valente’s practicalityfor, say, families that makes it so appealing.Add to that the most space in the class andyou start to get the idea. You get eight seats –the rear front two having the ability to swivelaround – and there’s loads of useable space,particularly in the ‘boot’, where you couldalmost fit a push bike, standing up. It’s alsofully carpeted throughout.As you’d expect from the range, fueleconomy is exceptional, making it an attractiveproposition to families, in particular. This isn’tat the expense of power and torque, however.The 120kW engine, in fact, has more thanenough power and performance on tap – perfectto have on hand, should you ever need it.“The 120kW/360Nm turbo-diesel powerplantprovides effortless performance while ensuringoutstanding fuel consumption at only 8.2 litresper 100km (combined cycle),” said Mercedes-Benz Vans General Manager Diane Tarr.Beyond the standard features you’ve come toexpect from the brand, the new model comprisesall the bells and whistles, so to speak.Features include handy items such asPARKTRONIC, an automatic-dimming rearviewmirror, THERMOTRONIC air conditioning,a light and rain sensor and both thorax andwindow airbags. Offering a definitive sense ofstyle, the Valente also boasts 17-inch alloys, aleather, multifunction steering wheel, blacktinted windows and an ultra-crisp six-CDchanger/media interface that’s iPod, USB,Bluetooth and AUX compatible. It also comesin seven colours – Arctic White, Jasper Blue,Brilliant Silver Metallic, Flint Grey Metallic,Obsidian Black Metallic, Sanidine BeigeMetallic and Velvet Red Metallic.In addition to being well equipped, the Valenteis also competitively priced. COMAND APS anda reversing camera are available as an option,as are Bi-xenon headlights with LED daytimedriving lights and Dual Electric Sliding Doors.“Although Mercedes-Benz already offersthe luxurious and highly successful Viano,the company identified a gap in the $50,000-$60,000 part of the people-mover segment,” Tarrsaid. “The Valente offers an affordable solutionand will no doubt appeal to families looking forquality, comfort and, more importantly, value interms of what you get for your money”9 Love Your Work March|2012 Love Your Work March|2012 10

DealerMercedes-Benz VansVisit Daimler TrucksAdelaide for a full rangeof Mercedes-Benz Vans.Dealer focusDaimler Trucks AdelaidePreviously factory owned, the DaimlerTrucks Adelaide franchise is nowowned by the Adtrans Group, a subsidiaryof Brisbane-based AP Eagers. Adtrans, itself,has a long lineage of selling and maintainingtrucks that can be traced back more than 30years, with long-established dealerships inAdelaide, Melbourne and Sydney.While the franchise name is new, DaimlerTrucks has been servicing South Australia’scommercial transport needs for the past30 years.For many years, trucks have been verymuch the focus of the business. This, however,has now expanded to include Mercedes-BenzCommercial Vehicles.“Mercedes-Benz’s product range is withoutdoubt the benchmark when it comes to excellenceand technology,” said Daimler Trucks AdelaideGeneral Manager Tim Ede. “What’s more, it’s aproduct that’s backed by one of the largest, mostrespected automotive suppliers, globally, and,people/staff who have some of the highest levelsof training currently available.”“Keeping with Daimler Trucks’ and Adtransrespective traditions, we’re wholeheartedlycustomer focused. A big part of the Adtransphilosophy has always been to err on the sideof customers and focusing on building genuinerelationships with them.”According to Ede, who has been with theAdtrans Group for 17 years, Mercedes-Benzoffers customers something that othermanufacturers can’t.“In a commercial sense, customers want avan that won’t let them down,” added Ede. “It’sas simple as that. It also has to be economicalto maintain and reasonably priced. In termsof the Mercedes-Benz range, our customersknow that they’re getting the very bestmanufactured product currently available,combined with an extremely high level ofdealership commitment that aims to both meetand surpass their expectations.”Numbers wise, you’ll find anywherebetween 15-20 Mercedes-Benz vans on theground at any given time. And, with some 73staff, customers have a wealth of knowledge attheir fingertips, with the business combiningthe expertise of long-standing Daimler Trucksstaff along with the added experience ofvarious Adtrans employees who’ve joined thefold. The business also sells a range of usedtrucks and vans.Visit www.daimlertrucksadelaide.com.aufor more information.11 Love Your Work March|2012Love Your Work March|2012 12

A Daimler BrandLoaded with peace of mindRunning a business is rewarding, yet can be full of headaches and surprises. The more you can controlthese unforeseen circumstances, the better. With a complete suite of solutions available, a Vito ismuch more than a box on wheels because you get total peace of mind which only a Mercedes-Benz canprovide. We can assist you financially with our tailored finance products, provide insurance to protectyour investment and offer the best possible after-sales care with our service and warranty. A nationaldealership network means you can hit the road with total confidence while category leading safetylooks after you and your employees. At the end of a long day on the road, you can rest assured youhaven’t made any compromises when it comes to the future of your business. For more information orto take a test drive, visit your local Mercedes-Benz dealer or morethanaboxonwheels.com.auThat’s why Vito is Van of the Year.

SafetyMercedes-Benz VansRoad-safety warriorTAC’s Vito-led campaign tackles safety on the roads head-onSafety tips forwinter driving• Check that your car is in good conditionbefore heading to the slopes – tyres,in particular.• Slow down and avoid unnecessaryovertaking, particularly when driving inheavy rain and/or fog.• When heading to the snow, in particular,drive slowly on ice and snow to ensurethat you retain traction.• Also, your braking in these types ofconditions should be gentle and, in turn,never left until the last second.The road-safety juggernaut Vanessacontinued to make serious inroadsinto keeping people safe on Victorian roadsthroughout 2011, with ‘Mini Vanessa’ keepingbusy throughout winter and then over thesummer festival period.Very simply, Vanessa is a project pioneeredby the state’s Transport Accident Commission(TAC) in an effort to educate youth on the impactof driving under the influence of drugs andalcohol, and offer them the chance to interactwith the body in a much more relaxed way.First off, winter saw the community-basedproject’s spin-off, the Vito named Mini Vanessa,tackle alpine road trauma head-on, settingup camp in the alpine region of Mount Bullerover the course of the ski season. In turn,snow bunnies equipped with potentially lifesavingtips were on hand to offer motoristsreturning from the slopes breath-tests and tipsfor keeping safe.“Since 2008, 28 people have been killed onroads around the Alpine National Park,” saidTAC CEO Janet Dore. “Eight of those were agedbetween the ages of 18 and 30. This winter, fourfatalities have been recorded for the area. Thisski season marked the first time that the TAChas been to snow to campaign for road safety.”To put things into perspective, some 70 peoplehave been killed on Victorian roads over thewinter period.Dore went on to add: “Our statistics show thattoo many people have been killed or injured onroads around this particular region over winterand we wanted to do something about it.Mini Vanessa maintained a strong presencethroughout August, parked at the based of themountain’s Horse Hill chairlift. As with the van’spresence at various music festivals throughoutthe year, public reception continues to be verypositive, with TAC bunnies connecting withhundreds of young ski-goers over the course ofMini Vanessa’s extended stay on the slopes.“She’s the friend every motorist should have,in that she encourages them to enjoy the slopesand have a great time, but, at the same time,remind them of the importance of not drinkingand driving, stopping for a rest when fatiguedand looking after your mates,” Dore continued.Summer also saw the youth-based projectcontinue to get its message out to the widercommunity, with Mini Vanessa featuring atthe likes of the Harvest and Stereosonic musicfestivals with her famed photo-booth. Visitwww.vanessabus.com.au and her subsequentFacebook page to find out more.15 Love Your Work March|2012 Love Your Work March|2012 16

LifestyleMercedes-Benz VansGame fishing, CairnsA fishing-holiday guide just wouldn’t be completewithout including marlin. Considered one of theultimate catches for sports and game fishermanalike, a decent-sized specimen is sure to test eventhe most experienced angler. Like many otherspecies, there are loads of marlin hotspots dottedaround the coastline. Cairns, though, in particular,is considered ‘the’ place for game fishing.The area also boasts a diverse range of gamefish,VisitincludingDaimler TrucksPacific sailfish,Adelaideyellowfinfor atuna,Spanish full range mackerel of Mercedes-Benz and wahoo, Vans. each offeringa unique challenge to ‘land’ in their ownright. Catching these species is often seasondependant,with winter offering near-perfectconditions to catch black marlin, Pacific sailfishand Spanish mackerel. For more informationvisit www.australiangamefishing.comFresh-water fishing, Central TablelandsIf you fancy a weekend of fly fishing, NewSouth Wales’ Central Tablelands, near the townof Orange, is a Mecca, of sorts for still-waterfishing. The region has numerous, well-stockeddams – namely Lake Oberon, Lake Lyell andLake Wallace to name a few – and has been oneof the go-to place for fish such as trout for morethan 60 years.Here, you’ll find perfect fishing conditions forpretty much all-year-round. Winter, though, isdefinitely the time of the year to organise atrip. The area is also stunning, which, outsideof fishing, makes it an idyllic holiday getaway.With a plethora of fishing-geared businesseson hand in the region, you’re spoilt for choice,whether you have your own fishing gear, wantto arrange a tour or simply need advice.The lure of fishingTake some time out to enjoy one Australia’s favourite pastimesEveryone’s a lover of fishing at heart. Maybeit’s the excuse of planning a weekend away,or holiday, or taking the opportunity to bask inone of Australia’s favourite leisurely pastimesand – for the more serious fisherman – sports.Thankfully, Australia’s very well versed forfishing. Our diverse landscape means there isa near-endless selection of fishing spots across17 Love Your Work March|2012the country, catering for all types of fishing.And with a growing sustainable fishing culturethat encourages the concept of ‘catch-andrelease’,the sport looks to be assured for manyfuture generations to come.Here, we’ve assembled four destinations tosample the very best of what Australia has tooffer in terms of landing the big one, so to speak.Barramundi fishing, Top EndIf you’ve ever tasted barramundi, you’llunderstand why they’re one of the most soughtafterfish to catch among diehard anglers.While there are many place to snare yourself a‘barra’, the Top End is undoubtedly the spiritualhome for the prized species.A stone’s throw from Darwin, the Daly Riverhas a long-standing reputation as being one ofthe better spots for landing yourself a decentsizebarramundi. To organise a chartered touror day trip, visit www.dalyriverbarra.com.aufor more information.In-shore fishing, NSW North CoastStill in NSW, the seaside town of Evans Head onthe state’s North Coast is renowned for beach anddeep-sea fishing. With the latter in mind, it’s alsoone of the closest points to where the ContinentalShelf hugs the Eastern Seaboard, which meansthere’s a diverse range of sea-based fish to snare.Snapper, jewfish (mulloway) and bream arethe order of the day if you’re fishing onthe beach or close to shore, while there’san abundance of pearl perch and the like ifyou’re heading out on a boat or charter. Visitwww.evansheadfishingcharters.com.auLove Your Work March|2012 18

Customer storyMercedes-Benz VansMaxed outThe taxi that can carry 11 passengers and all their luggageBefore settling on the long-wheel-base,high-roof Sprinter 319, Maxicab Services’Tony Kervin spent a year researching the largevan segment, meticulously planning whatwould become one of the largest taxis – ormaxi-cabs – in the country.Given the requirements of the Premier Cabsaffiliatedowner-operator’s clientele, space andpracticality were top of the considerationslist when it came to the fit-out. When you’recarrying up to 30 clients a day, many with itemssuch as wheelchairs or walkers, having morethan enough space and being able to comfortablywalk around inside the rear of the vehiclebecomes particularly important.The clincher, however, was safety.“Safety was paramount when it came toeventually deciding which manufacturer andmodel to go with,” said Kervin. “Plus, it’ssomething that’s really important for myclientele. It was the ANCAP test between theSprinter and Ford Transit – which you can watchonline – that really swayed me. Without doubt,the Sprinter’s safety levels are far superiorto any other van on the road at the moment.Things such as the doors locking automaticallyonce the vehicle gets over 15km/h give youthat added peace of mind when you’re carryingpassengers all day long.”The maxi-cab was built specifically withKervin’s established clientele in mind. Oneof Maxicab Services’ largest customers isMacarthur Disability Services, which hashundreds of clients travelling to various thingsand activities throughout each day. Kervin alsotransports a lot of passengers for CommunityConnect Respite in Macarthur.“On a typical day, I carry anywhere betweeneight to ten wheelchairs – and passengers,obviously – and up to 20 walkers each day.To give you some idea, the Sprinter can takenine walkers and two wheelchairs at once,and there’s still room to move around in theback. Having the height, being able to walkaround inside and having access in and outof the vehicle are really important in my job– and, more importantly, for the comfort ofmy passengers.”Kervin purchased the vehicle from the western-Sydney dealership, Mercedes-Benz CommercialsHuntingwood, while the fit-out was completed bythe Byron Group in Milperra, New South Wales,the engineering firm behind the fit-out of theSprinters used by various ambulance services.“It looks fantastic and Tony is so in lovewith it,” said Mercedes-Benz CommercialsHuntingwood’s Sales Executive Cheryl Healy.“He did so much research before making thepurchase. Tony’s been a really lovely guyto work with. The Sprinter definitely has apresence on the road.”In the back, the Sprinter comprises five singleseats and four rear-facing seats. It also featureswindows all the way around. The fit-out alsoincluded fitting all the necessary cab equipment,two separate air-conditioning units, the rear onehoused in the roof, and a wheelchair lift – theair-con units and lift are both powered by twocompressors. Kervin also elected to go for a100-litre fuel tank and a 220-amp alternator.The fact that the Macarthur area is farfrom flat meant steered the owner-operatortowards the V6 diesel engine with a fullyautomatic transmission.“I go up a lot of hilly, mountainous areas, so,basically, power and a fair amount of torqueare a must,” said Kervin. “The power plant getsaround 13.2 to 13.6L per 100km. Which, for a3.5-tonne vehicle, is very good. Plus, on averageI’m doing anywhere between 2,500-2,800km aweek. The other thing is how quiet the engine is.My customers often ask, ‘is the engine running?’.The feedback has been great – my customersabsolutely love the Sprinter.”19 Love Your Work March|2012 Love Your Work March|2012 20

NewsMercedes-Benz VansBest in classSprinter sales eclipse rivals’ second year in a rowThe Sprinter’s dominance of Australia’slarge-van segment gathered pace, withthe model outselling its rivals for the secondyear running. And this time, by quite a lot.To give you some perspective, the segmentwas previously dominated by Ford’s Transitfor close to 15 years. The Sprinter out-muscledthe Transit, in terms of sales, in 2010, beatingit by some 84 units, according to the FederalChamber of Automotive Industries’ officialVFACTS results for that year.For 2011, the Sprinter widened the gap on itsclosest rival, edging out the Transit, once again,by more than 345 units this time around.“Over the last 15 years and more recently, theSprinter’s success comes down to both dealerand key account levels,” said Mercedes-BenzVans General Manager, Diane Tarr. “Dealers,in particular, have been winning multipledeals within their respective sales zones,while Mercedes-Benz Australia/Pacific haspicked up picked up numerous key accountsover the years, including the likes of AustraliaPost, Winnebago, Jayco, Apollo and variousambulance services.”“Sprinter sales peaked at just under 2,300 forthe year,” Tarr continued. “An incredible result.”New and improvedWestpoint Star in Osborne Park are due to begin construction early this year on theirbrand new Autohaus Facility for Light Commercial Vehicle Service and Parts. This stateof the art facility is conveniently and easily accessible from the existing showroom, onlya couple of blocks away and is due to open doors mid 2012. There will be increasedcustomer parking and a beautiful air-conditioned customer lounge. Along with the newcustomer facilities, an expanded workshop capacity will cater for customer demand. Formore information on this new facility or for sales and service, please call or visit themto speak to their knowledgeable and experienced staff.23 Love Your Work March|2012Westpoint Star472-474 Scarborough Beach Road Osborne Park, WA 6017. Tel (08) 9492 8188, mbwestpointstar.com.au DL 17663

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