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Kansas City Peterbilt Company
Ken Mcwhorter's Company Details
Kansas City Peterbilt, Inc., founded in 1975 was the first and only locally owned Peterbilt dealership within a 100+ mile radius of Kansas City, Missouri. Purchased in 1986 by Leon Geis it remains the only locally owned Peterbilt dealership in the Kansas City region.Constantly expanding, and under the leadership of Chris Geis, Kansas City Peterbilt, Inc. now has locations in Kansas City, KS, Kansas City, MO, Sedalia, MO, St. Joseph, MO, and Bethany, MO. Built on a commitment of service to our customers, Mr. Geis's vision is to provide as much value to our customers as possible. That commitment to value and service has led to a virtual One Stop Shop experience at our dealership. Kansas City Peterbilt offers New and Used Truck Sales, over 4,500 square foot Parts Display area, a (17) Bay Service Dept., and a (22) bay Body Shop. Our Body Shop includes a state of the art down draft paint booth, alignment and frame machines. Kansas City Peterbilt also has a PacLease franchise location for truck rental and leasing.Additionally, our Kansas City location boasts Utility Trailer Sales of Kansas City. A full dealership in its own right for New and Used trailers and includes a (12) bay Service Department, and a Parts Department.Why Purchase from Your Local Dealer?*Convenience - Close to home, your local dealer provides a wealth of knowledge regarding the product, as well as on-site inventory for you to tour and test drive prior to making your purchase.*Relationships - Purchasing locally allows you to establish a relationship with your dealer representative providing you with the convenience of service and support when you need it.*Service after the Sale - Many dealers put their purchasing customers first when it comes to getting your coach serviced. You will experience the value your local dealer can add to your purchase.*Local Economy - Local purchases help to keep tax dollars and people at work in your community.