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Sample rows

10 of the 698 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 77 businesses, 54 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 71.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 681 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 697 rated businesses is 4.5, and 5 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 489 email addresses, 75 (15%) are role addresses such as info@, 376 (77%) name a person and 38 (8%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this Chevrolet dealer email list?

The Chevrolet dealer CSV contains 698 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one franchised showroom: the sales floor, the service drive and the parts counter that share one address. A dealer principal who owns a Chevrolet store and a second brand next door appears once for each Maps listing in this category.

489 of the rows hold an email address read from the dealership's website, one per dealership. The phone column is filled on 697 rows, and the website column is filled on all 698. Every dealership in the file has a website, which sets this list apart from most small-business lists and lets you read an inventory page before you write.

All rows have the one category, Chevrolet dealer. The file does not list car models, new or used stock, or sales volume.

How can you segment the file?

Use a spreadsheet to filter the CSV by the columns it carries.

State and city are the practical cut for local vendors. A mobile detailer, a billboard company or a reconditioning shop works inside one metro. Indianapolis and Houston lead the city column with 5 listings each, and the counts are small enough that most vendors will filter by state, where California has 77 listings, Texas 71 and Florida 40.

The email type column is unusual for this list. Of the 489 addresses, 376 are named-person addresses, 75 are role addresses such as info@ or sales@, and 38 are on free mail domains. Dealerships give each manager a personal mailbox on the store's domain, so a named address is likely to belong to a department head, a salesperson or a general manager.

The address on the mailbox helps you guess the role, but the file does not label job titles. If you need the fleet manager or the service director, read the staff page on the dealership website.

• State and city: a metro for a field team, a state for a regional campaign.
• Email type: named-person addresses for department heads, role addresses for the store's front inbox.
• Website: all 698 rows have one, so you can check inventory, staff and specials.
• Phone: 697 rows, useful for the service and parts departments.

Who buys a Chevrolet dealer email list?

Dealerships spend heavily on vendors, and this list serves several kinds of seller. Dealer marketing agencies sell search, social ads and video. Website and chat providers sell inventory pages and lead capture. CRM and desking tool vendors sell software for the sales floor. Vehicle history, appraisal and pricing tool makers target the used car manager.

On the service side, parts distributors, shop equipment makers, tire suppliers and diagnostic tool vendors write to the service director. Reconditioning shops, detailers and body shops pitch the used car department. Finance and insurance product providers, and companies that sell training for sales staff, target the general manager. Fleet upfitters, signage companies, lot maintenance firms and recruiters for sales and technician roles also use the list.

How do you run outreach to Chevrolet dealers?

A dealership has departments, and each one buys different things. The general manager buys marketing and software. The used car manager buys appraisal tools and reconditioning. The service director buys parts and equipment, and the fleet manager buys upfitting. With 376 named-person addresses in the file, you can write a version for each department and match it to the mailbox once you read the staff page.

Dealership staff are on the floor most of the day and read email in short windows. Keep the first message to a few lines with a number: a cost per unit, a turn time or a lead count. Mention the Chevrolet franchise in the subject only when it matters, such as a product built around factory programs.

The 75 role addresses reach the front of the store, where a receptionist or the internet department sorts the mail. Ask that message be passed to the right manager. The 38 free-mail addresses are rare here, and they often belong to a small independent owner.

Several dealerships can belong to one group and share a website domain. Dedupe by domain, and decide whether to pitch at the group level or store by store. Send in small groups, count the bounces, and follow up once after a week.

What email rules apply when you contact Chevrolet dealers?

A commercial email to a dealership must contain your company's valid postal address and a way to opt out that you honor. A general manager who asks to be removed stays removed from every campaign that follows.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 77 listings and Texas has 71. Florida has 40, Ohio 38, New York 36 and Michigan 30. North Carolina has 25, Illinois and Indiana 24 each, and Georgia 22.

The city counts are low because dealerships spread out across the country: Indianapolis and Houston have 5 each, Jacksonville, Louisville and San Antonio 4 each, and Birmingham, Colorado Springs, Miami, Tampa and Baton Rouge 3 each.

A sales rep who visits dealers can cover a state in a few trips, starting with Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, which sit next to each other. An agency that works remotely can take the states with the most listings first. The phone column is filled on nearly every row for a follow-up call to the service department.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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