Ralph D'Silva Motor Group
Preston, VIC, 3072
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Ralph D'Silva Motor Group is located in Preston, and is an easy drive from Melbourne and surrounding areas.
We are as passionate toward finding the right vehicle for you our customers as we are passionate about living and working in Melbourne.
At Ralph D'Silva Motor Group we are committed to providing Superior Service and Quality to all our customers.
You will experience that commitment to quality and excellence from the first time you contact us on the phone or walk in to our dealership.
Our professionalism and attention to detail will continue as you drive out with your new or used vehicle and experience our customer service and support.
COVID-19 STAGE 4 UPDATE. Effective immediately we are offering contactless Online Sales. Service Department remains open
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