SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO THE BEVERLY HILLS COURIER
BEVERLY HILLS COURIER | NOVEMBER 22, 2013 Page 7
The new Infiniti of Beverly Hills dealership is set to open in late December or early January.
Infiniti Of Beverly Hills Bringing Luxury Automobiles, Service To City he new Infiniti of Beverly Hills will bring luxury cars, a state-of-the art showroom and service center and jobs to the city when it opens— set for late December or early January. “We’re excited to be opening a brand-new facility; one of the largest in the U.S.,” says Seth Waskow, VP and general manager. Infiniti of Beverly Hills will sell new and pre-owned cars at its showroom at 8825 Wilshire Blvd., and service and parts will be offered at the new amenity-filled center at 9001 Olympic Blvd. Waskow is proud the dealership has taken what was an unsightly vacant lot, between Wetherly and Almont, beautified it with landscaping and a
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finely designed building and turned it into a welcoming service center for customers. Both facilities will have lounges where customers can have pastries and snacks, “a cup of coffee and relax,” says Waskow. The showroom will feature a boutique selling accessories and lifestyle items, like clothing; and the service facility will have 50 loaner cars at customers’ disposal. “We’re bringing another luxury brand to Beverly Hills when other dealerships are moving out,” Waskow says. “We’re moving in because we believe that this one of the best markets in the U.S. and we’re investing heavily to bring new business into the city, sales-tax revenue and jobs. When fully operational,
Infiniti of Beverly Hills’ new service and parts facility on Olympic Boulevard.
Waskow expects the new dealership to “bring 80 jobs back to the community.” An equal oppor tunity employer with a diverse work staff, Infiniti of Beverly Hills is “hoping to hire from within the community,” says Waskow who was general manager of Beverly Hills BMW for 10 years. Infiniti of Beverly Hills is also committed to giving back to the community and supporting charitable organizations including the BH Firemen’s Association Backdraft Ball, the Beverly Hills Police Department and the Farhang Foundation. The dealership recently donated a new car that was auctioned off at the Beverly Hills Police Officers Association’s annual Black and White gala.
“Infiniti of Beverly Hills exhibited incredible support for the Beverly Hills Police with its donation of a gorgeous 2014 infinity Q50 to our live auction,” said Stacia Kopeikin, of the BHPOA. “This was the highest valued auction donation in our memory,” Kopeikin added. “The infinity Q50 generated an enormous “buzz” at the gala and we received numerous emails and calls regarding this generous donation. The BHPOA is excited to continue this important partnership.” “We would like to thank the City of Beverly Hills and City Council members for supporting our project,” said Waskow. Infiniti of Beverly Hills 8825 Wilshire Blvd.
Phyllis Parvin, won a 2014 Infiniti Q50, donated by Infiniti of Beverly Hills, at the BHPOA’s Black and White gala. She’s pictured with Det. Sgt. Mike Publicker, BHPOA president.