Join us on episode #2 of "The Dealership" podcast. In this episode, the team at Applewood invited Matt Kusidel, one of their GM Grand Master Technicians, to share with us his expert insight on used cars and classic restoration. We also discuss traditional engines versus turbocharged engines with our trusted mechanic.
Kevin Graca - General Sales Manager
Nicholas Coatsworth - Customer Care Director
Artem Omelchenko - Product Specialist
Matt Kusidel - GM Grand Master Technicians
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