CMA's News and Events

CMA's Valley Subaru partnered with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society to deliver 80 blankets to the UVA Hope Cancer Center in Fishersville.

 Team members from Colonial Honda volunteered to help out at Westover Hills Elementary School in Richmond, VA. Over the course of two days, they did some major landscaping, painting, and general cleanup of the courtyard and grounds.

Once of CMA's core values is Community Involvement. We give back to the communities that support us every day. It is in our DNA. We get involved.

For the 6th year in a row – every year since joining the CMA family – CMA's Valley Honda has earned the prestigious Honda President’s Award. This annual award is presented to Honda dealerships for exceptional performance in all facets of their operations - profitability, sales, vehicle condition, customer experience, service retention, and brand representation.

On Friday, May 5, representatives from American Honda Motor Company came to Staunton to celebrate with us. Some of them are pictured above…

On April 30, CMA team members from our Charlottesville and Valley locations competed in a Human Foosball tournament to benefit Jefferson Area CHIP (Child Health Improvement Program). Team CMA won 3 games straight and made it to the playoffs! While we didn't win the CHIP Cup, it was a fun day for a good cause.

 

The MaDee Project in Augusta County, VA can now "share the love" even more with families battling pediatric cancer, thanks to a $24,000 donation from CMA's Valley Subaru's "Share the Love Event."

The non-profit organization, named in honor of MaDee Boxler, provides financial support to families handling pediatric cancer. Boxler, who graduated from Fort Defiance High School, died in 2010 at 22 after battling Hodgkin's Lymphoma.

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Volvo Cars of Charlottesville has proclaimed 2017 as our Year of Giving! February 2017 through January 2018, we will feature a different local non-profit each month and will MATCH donations made with our donation code. CLICK HERE for more details. The featured non-profits include:

This is NADA’s 100th anniversary and CMA has been a part of it since we opened our first dealership in 1924. CMA’s Executive Chairman, H. Carter…

During a recent phone interview with the Richmond Times-Dispatch, our CEO, Liza Borches mentioned two things that drew her back to the retail side of the car business here in Virginia. The strong feeling of community that exists in Central Virginia had a significant pull, she said; the second thing that drew her back is the connections that are possible with customers. Those are two solid pillars on which to base a decision and build…