How we got Started

Daniel's Chevrolet began in a general store in Twin City in 1926. Mr. Marlow Daniels owned a general store and would bring Chevrolets from Swainsboro and offer them for sale to his customers in Twin City. Marlow and a man name Rice co-owned the venture at that time. Mr. Daniels later bought out Mr. Rice and became the sole owner of what would become Daniels Chevrolet. He established a Chevrolet dealership in Swainsboro in 1930. Mr. Daniels was joined in business by his son, Arthur Daniels, in the 1930s. In the early 1940s the Daniels added Oldsmobile to their line. They also sold Fiat automobiles during this time.

Most automobile dealers cover about a 45-mile radius from which they draw in business. Through providing top notch personal service for over 70 years, the Daniels dealership covers a radius of more than 230 miles. The Daniels family prides itself on providing these services to their customers whom they consider family. In 1991, Buick and Pontiac were added to the line of General Motors automobiles offered by the Daniels family. Another highlight in the history of the Daniels family business came in 1998 when they were awarded the highest award for a Chevrolet dealer.